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. The aim of this paper is to determine the influence of nasal  septum deformity degree on the subjective nasal breathing assessment as well  as the existence of correlation between one side of the nose with nasal  septum deformity and the subjective feeling of difficulty in breathing on  that side in the subjects with different degrees of nasal septum deviation.  Material and Methods. The research included 90 randomly chosen patients, who  claimed to have nasal breathing difficulties. Every patient assessed  subjectively which side of the nose made breathing difficult and scored the  breathing on that side from 0 to 10 cm on the visual analogue scale. Results.  The patients from the third group described their breathing as the most  difficult, while the subjects from the first group claimed that their nasal  breathing problems were the least difficult. The subjective feeling of heavy  nasal breathing on the deformed nasal septum side was significantly different  in all groups (H= 38.466, p= 0.000). In the second and the third group of  patients there was a significant correlation between the deformed side of the  nose and the subjective heavy breathing on that side (p< 0.05), whereas this  correlation was not found in the first group (p> 0.05). Conclusion. The  subjective feeling of difficulty in breathing on the deformed side of the  nose is intensified with the degree of the nasal septum deformity, thus this  feeling was reported only by the subjects with a higher degree of the nasal  septum deformity.

The influence of nasal septum deformity degree on subjective nasal breathing assessment