Nasal Polyps

Nasal polyps are the result of chronic inflammation and are often associated with issues such as recurring infections, asthma, allergies, immune disorders, or drug sensitivity.

Some discomfort can be expected after nasal polyp surgery, but this can be treated using prescription or over-the-counter medications.

You should see a doctor if your nasal polyp symptoms last longer than 10 days.

Nasal polyps may cause shortness of breath due to blocking the nasal passages.

Nasal polyp growth varies. Typically, a polyp will continue to grow for several months.

Most nasal polyp removal surgeries are performed under general anesthesia, meaning you are not awake.

Advanced or extreme cases of nasal polyps can affect the vision, resulting in double vision due to changes in the facial structure.

In most cases, nasal polyp surgery takes about 30 minutes or more to complete.