Nose surgery related suicide due to Empty Nose Syndrome - Robert Byrnes

Empty Nose Syndrome occurs when surgeons are too aggressive and remove too much tissue in the nose during surgery. It often arises as a result of Turbinate surgery, but it can also develop following septoplasty or if the wall between the nose and the sinus is removed. Some patients experience Empty Nose Syndrome immediately after surgery, while in other cases, it develops gradually over time as the mucous membrane degenerates due to dryness or infection. After surgery, the mucous membrane is less effective at keeping bacteria and viruses at bay and can be easily damaged if infected. The condition is extremely serious, perhaps the worst one can experience. It can break even the strongest person. For those who want to fully understand the condition, I recommend watching my film "Shattered Trust," which can be found on my Facebook page with this link. https://fb.watch/sk4ZgO5mPl/ or link directly to the Chanel: https://www.facebook.com/Empty.Nose.Syndrome.Iatrogenic.Nasal.Dysfunction I have also written a text that explains the condition, and I include a link here. https://fonderingar.blogspot.com/2024/05/septoplasty-and-turbinate-reduction.html at this page, you can also read comments from over 125 people with ENS to see what they experience. Their experience is most likely very similar to Robers one. In short, ENS is a condition where many people feel a sense of drowning or suffocating 24/7. There is a constant feeling of air hunger, which is extremely stressful for the individual. Often, sleep is affected, with many getting only a few hours of sleep per night. The condition leads to hyperventilation, and many feel dizzy. It is also often associated with severe pain and dryness in the nose. Some experience nerve pain in the nose that radiates to the eyes or face, and many become extremely sensitive to smells, smoke, cooking odors, and particles in the air, all of which cause significant pain in the nose. Much more can be said about the condition, but I refer you to the following blog post for a comprehensive understanding. https://fonderingar.blogspot.com/2024/05/turbinate-reduction-septoplasty-victims.html