How does nose polyp fester to return a responsibility?

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Nasal polyps is a common nasal disease, mainly caused by allergic rhinitis, sinusitis and other long-term repeated stimulation. It looks like a tumor, but it is not a real tumor, but a neoplasm in the nasal cavity, the result of long-term inflammatory stimulation. So how does a patient put forward nasal polyp fester to return a responsibility?, Today I'd like to share this with you.

How does nose polyp fester to return a responsibility?

First, nasal polyps can cause secretory otitis media. When the polyp volume increases or complicated with sinusitis, it can cause eustachian tube dysfunction and secretory otitis media by pressing or inflammatory stimulation on the pharyngeal orifice of eustachian tube.

Second, nasal polyps can cause many complications. Such as laryngitis, heart, lung and other organs of functional damage, some even malignant, a few huge polyps can also cause invasive complications.

Third: cause a vicious circle of rhinitis and polyps. Nasal polyps are gradually formed due to inflammatory changes in the mucosa of chronic rhinitis. Polyp volume increase will cause nasal obstruction, resulting in accumulation of nasal secretions can not be discharged, aggravating rhinitis, these factors cause and effect each other, forming a vicious circle.

matters needing attention

1. Nasal cavity cleaning interventional therapy: use jiebikang nasal washer to clean the nasal cavity 1-2 times a day, which can control the proliferation of nasal polyps and prevent the recurrence of nasal polyps after operation. 2. Simple nasal polypectomy: simple nasal polypectomy for nasal polyps is mainly to do root removal, which is suitable for patients who have not done nasal polypectomy before. After operation, the patients should be hospitalized for observation for 3-5 days. 3. Low temperature plasma ablation: low temperature plasma therapy uses the energy produced by high frequency plasma to rapidly decompose protein, which can ablate, coagulate and stop bleeding for local lesions. Antihistamines, corticosteroids and anti-inflammatory drugs can be given after operation.