For further information: Nasal Polyps . They can also develop during nasal or sinus infections and then disappear with the resolution of the infection, or they can form slowly and persist.
Another possible cause of nasal polyps formation is represented by the presence of foreign bodies in the nose.
In addition, it has been observed that patients with asthma, allergic to salicylates or NSAIDs may be more likely to develop nasal polyps.
and nasal congestion are the main symptoms associated with nasal polyposis; in addition to these, we remember: alteration of the perception of food taste (dysgeusia), facial pain, headache, hyposmia (reduction of the perception of odors), ocular itching, rhinorrhea, postnasal drip, noisy breathing sounds (especially during sleep ).For further information: Nasal Polyposis Symptoms of corticosteroid drugs locally (nasal sprays) or orally. Clearly, this type of therapy should only be done if prescribed by the doctor and in any case under his control. Among the active corticosteroid ingredients that can be used in these cases, we remember:
- The mometasone;
- Beclomethasone.
In some cases, aerosol therapy with flunisolide may prove useful.
The use of drugs for the treatment of nasal polyps is especially useful when these are small and do not markedly obstruct the respiratory flow. surgical removal.
PLEASE NOTE
The information on medications for the treatment of nasal polyps is not intended to replace the direct relationship between the health professional and the patient. Always consult your doctor and / or specialist before taking any drug for the treatment of nasal polyposis.
We also remind you that it is absolutely essential to follow all the instructions provided by the doctor regarding dosage and method of use of corticosteroid drugs used to combat nasal polyps. If in doubt, consult your doctor again or contact your pharmacist.
