What Is A Bone Spur In Your Nose?

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What Is A Bone Spur In Your Nose?

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Bone spurs, also known as osteophytes, are bony projections that form along joints. Bone spurs form due to the body's increase of a damaged joint's surface area. Bone spurs usually limit joint movement and typically cause pain. Bone Spur in nose can cause migraine type headaches.

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Anonymous answered

I have a bone spur in my nose. What causes liquid and tissue drainage?

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A deviated septum occurs when the midline in your nasal cavity is crooked. This can be due to a dislocation, deformity, or a crush injury. ... A deviated septum can cause spurs of bone to block portions of an airway. When this happens, your nose will attempt to balance airflow between its two cavities

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Here's a couple of sites that you can go to. Www.wikipedia.org, and the other is www.webmd.com. Just glancing over info real quick, there are different spurs that develop on different parts of the body, and it seems to be that the nose spur is not too common.
Arthritis is linked to it, coupled with other health reasons, and also aging. Hope you look at these sites, it might be helpful to you. Good luck.