There are no objective physical examination findings that definitely diagnose ENS. Patients begin to notice any of the following symptoms following surgery to their<unk>  or nasal passages: lightheaded/dizziness, brain fog, tingling in hands/mouth, chest pain, muscle spasms, acid reflux, feelings of nasal obstruction, nasal dryness and crusting, dryness in throat and a sensation of being unable to breathe, a feeling of nasal obstruction and crusting, oozing, and foul smells inside the<unk>  from infections. A person with ENS may complain of pain in their<unk>  or face, an inability to sleep, fatigue, and feeling irritated, depressed, or anxious; they may be constantly distracted by the sense that they are not getting enough air. A study, found that 77% of patients with<unk>  have hyperventilation syndrome. Hyperventilation symptoms can be explained in ENS patients due the change in nasal airflow. This is typically only relieved by correcting the airflow in the<unk>  which is incredibly difficult and should be done carefully to avoid a failed revision surgery.
Empty nose syndrome
Burning mouth syndrome
Nonallergic rhinitis
Musical ear syndrome
Oral allergy syndrome
Red ear syndrome
Nasal vestibulitis
Inclusion body rhinitis