An otolaryngolist would be the doctor to see for a deviated septum. They perform surgery of the head or neck.
For a deviated septum, you would typically see an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist, also known as an otolaryngologist. They can evaluate the severity of the deviation and discuss potential treatment options, which may include medication or surgical intervention like septoplasty. If you have related symptoms such as breathing difficulties or frequent sinus infections, the ENT can provide comprehensive care.
Health insurance generally covers medically necessary care. Repairing a deviated septum would almost certainly qualify as medically necessary, and not cosmetic. You can always double-check by calling the telephone number on the back of your plan ID card.
A doctor of animals is known as a veterinarian.
Miranda Cosgrove had surgery to correct a deviated septum, which is a common procedure to improve breathing and alleviate any issues with nasal congestion. So, basically, she wanted to breathe easier and smell the roses without any blockages. Can't blame a girl for wanting to smell the flowers, right?
A pediatrician is a doctor that takes care of children
neffrologist
A doctor who specializes in the care of animals is called a Veterinarian.
I think you mean "Who is the doctor who takes care of all the sick?". The Nurse I suppose.
General?
Vetrinary
A doctor who specializes in pregnancy is called an obstetrician.
The same as you would call a Male doctor. a doctor!!!