When medications and conservative treatments fail, nasal polyp surgery becomes a vital option for relief. This minimally invasive procedure, known as functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS ...

These polyps can cause various symptoms, including nasal obstruction, discharge, and headaches. Endoscopic sinus surgery is a common treatment for these polyps, allowing for direct visualization ...

In cases of larger polyps or more severe inflammation, a doctor may prescribe steroid tablets, either on their own or for taking along with a nasal spray. Surgery is only an option if the polyps ...

Medications can shrink nasal polyps. Surgery is often needed to remove them, but they can grow back unless the underlying cause is addressed.

Japan's top nasal surgery hospital uses advanced equipment ... sinuses and inflammation can spread If inflammation continues, polyps can also develop in the sinuses I thought, if this continues ...

After surgery for NP in patients with concomitant ... aureus superantigens amplify inflammation in approximately 50% of nasal polyps, resulting in strong Th2 polarization, eosinophil activation ...

In severe cases, polyps recur, so patients have to undergo ... Standard care for CRSwNP consists of corticosteroids in the nose, after surgery and systemic corticosteroids, but these often lack ...

Often associated with type 2 inflammation, CRSwNP is characterised by high levels of IL-5 in nasal polyp tissue and a tendency for nasal polyps to regrow post-surgery due to persistent inflammation.

The drug improved both the size of nasal polyps at week 52 and in nasal obstruction during weeks 49-52, compared to placebo when added to standard of care, and extended the time to surgery by 57%.