RAISING OXYGEN LEVEL ..... ANY OF YOU TRY THIS !!??????????

[sameer7777]

http://www.ehow.com/how_8464901_raise-blood-oxygen-level.html

[Twp06242014]

I think there may be something to this. I recently had a septoplasty (deviated septum) to correct my nose after having breathing issues for years.  I am getting more airflow overall and I can feel a bit of difference lately.! Sometimes my brain will even hurt a little when I breathe in a lot of fresh oxygen since it feels like it's not used to that much oxygen normally.  My POIS has not been nearly as noticeable lately and I seem to be able to ejaculate pretty much every day or every other day without too many problems.  I will give an update after more time has passed.  I am also on 75 mg of sertraline too at the moment so that may be having an effect also.

[sameer7777]

I also have this nose issue
Deviated symptoms also feels like less aur going in
What is the medicine you taking???

[Twp06242014]

Yes, if you have a deviated septum you NEED to have a surgery to correct it.  The septum is the bone/cartilage in the middle of the nose and if it is deviated it can obstruct your breathing .  In my case, my right nostril was >90% obstructed.  So, my body was obviously not getting sufficient air for a very long time.  I am about 1.5 months post-op now and breathing is getting better. 

I am not taking medication related to the surgery post- op.

I am taking Sertraline (75mg) , it is generic of Zoloft, supposed to correct brain chemicals to treat depression/ anxiety/ OCD etc.  I don't think it helped that much but I do get very lethargic sometimes nowadays and I think it could be related to the medicine. 

[sameer7777]

i have been to soo many doctors they say its not too much deviated , but i still feel like not much air coming , means my nose or somethig or deviation blocking the air to go in ......i also feel this will help me if i do the surgery ..... is surgery hard i mean do they have to give me full anesthasia .... pls guide thankyiu

[Twp06242014]

I have had the surgery twice.  I think my septum reverted back sometime within a year or two after the first surgery.  Or maybe the first surgery just wasn't very successful.  Both surgeries they put me under general anesthesia so I don't remember any of the surgery at all.  The recovery period is a week or two of not using your nose at all, just breathing through your mouth.  It can be annoying.  You have to be very careful.  There's not too much pain though, just some pressure in your head and headaches. 

But even if your nose is only a little deviated you really should have the surgery.  Nothing else can improve your quality of living and well being like the ability to breathe easily and fully.  And I suspect it may also help to sleep better, improve anxiety, and recover from ejaculation faster.

[sameer7777]

Thank you for your great support yes because of you I talked to my family and they agree on it I am just worried of inesthesia let's see
And yes I believe exactly the same that it will improve the quality of life thanks a lot

[Twp06242014]

I don't know if septoplasty will do anything or not for your POIS but it should improve your breathing.  It is a well known, very common procedure done all around the world.  Very basic surgery.  The anesthesia is not dangerous or painful.  You do not feel anything.  It is like blacking out and waking up afterwards not remembering anything.   Nothing to be afraid of at all.  If you decide to go through with the surgery,  make sure you have a very qualified surgeon who will perform it -- that is my advice