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Written by Amar Lunagaria

Pharm.D • NiHowdy Founder

Reviewed by James Wong

Pharm.D • NiHowdy Founder

Updated Jan 27, 2025

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Published Jan 15, 2025

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What are Nasal polyps?

Nasal polyps are noncancerous growths that develop inside the nasal passages or sinuses. They are often caused by inflammation and can lead to symptoms like nasal congestion, difficulty breathing, or sinus infections.

Symptoms of Nasal polyps

Symptoms include:

Persistent nasal congestion
Loss of smell or taste
Recurrent sinus infections

Identifying nasal polyps early can help you seek treatment and avoid complications.

What causes Nasal polyps?

Nasal polyps are caused by:

Chronic inflammation from conditions like allergies or asthma
Sinus infections or other respiratory conditions
Genetics or a family history of nasal polyps

Understanding the cause can help in managing and treating nasal polyps effectively.

Risk factors for Nasal polyps

Risk factors include:

A history of asthma, allergies, or sinus infections
Frequent respiratory infections
Genetic predisposition

Knowing these risk factors can help reduce the likelihood of developing nasal polyps.

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How are Nasal polyps diagnosed?

Diagnosis may involve:

A physical exam and medical history review
Nasal endoscopy to look inside the nasal passages
CT scans to assess the size and location of the polyps

Early diagnosis allows for better management and treatment.

How are Nasal polyps treated?

Treatment options include:

Medications like corticosteroids to reduce inflammation
Surgery to remove large polyps if necessary
Managing underlying conditions like allergies or asthma

Tailoring treatment to the individual helps effectively manage nasal polyps.

Medications for Nasal polyps

Medications like corticosteroids or nasal sprays can help shrink nasal polyps. NiHowdy helps you save on these medications and offers Bitcoin rebates to reduce your costs.

Can Nasal polyps be prevented?

Prevention involves:

Managing allergies and asthma with prescribed medications
Avoiding respiratory irritants
Keeping nasal passages clear with saline rinses

Taking preventive steps can reduce the risk of developing nasal polyps.

Managing Nasal polyps at home

Use saline sprays or rinses to clear nasal passages
Manage allergies and asthma with prescribed treatments
Stay hydrated and use a humidifier to keep airways moist

These at-home remedies can help alleviate the symptoms of nasal polyps.

When should you seek help for Nasal polyps?

If you experience severe nasal congestion, loss of smell, or frequent sinus infections, seek medical help to manage and treat nasal polyps effectively.

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Medical Conditions related to Nasal polyps

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Asthma

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