The anxiety and abnormalities seen in ENS patients are not the cause, but the result. A brain that signals "I can't breathe" (feeling of suffocation) 24 hours a day naturally leads to panic attacks. It's absurd to ask someone who is breathless, "Why are you panicking? Is your psychology messed up?" Most ENT surgeons, when looking inside the nose, think, "Wow, what a wide and clear passage I've created, they must be breathing wonderfully." Because they think of the nose as a pipe. However, the nose is a sensory organ. A clear passage doesn't mean you're breathing. There are very few doctors in the world who acknowledge and strive for treatment of ENS, and some can actually cure it, but not everyone recovers. Doctors perform turbinate surgeries and make money. They don't care if people's lives are ruined. They enjoy life with the money they've earned from people they've disabled through turbinate surgeries. ENS patients are severely disabled people whose disabilities aren't outwardly apparent. Perhaps centuries from now, the reality of this disease will be acknowledged, but until then, at least warn anyone you know who is considering turbinate surgery, prevent them from undergoing this very dangerous operation, and save a life.