Nasal polyps are fleshy swellings or masses that develop from the lining of the nose and sinuses (air-filled spaces within the skull bones, communicating with the nasal cavity). Generally they are non-cancerous growths, though rarely they may be cancerous. They are typically multiple, pearly in colour, can vary in size and often look like grapes.
Nasal polyps usually affect adults and are more common in men than women. They are rarely found in children.
Polyps can be treated both with medication and surgery, depending on various factors. Our ENT surgeon will discuss all the options as mentioned below:
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