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Nasal Polyps
Hi, I am taking treatment for nasal polyps size of 8 mm detected through CT for last 30 days. But there's recurrence of symptoms like pressure in tooth and sometimes eye pain.
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Nasal polyps are soft, painless, noncancerous growths on the lining of your nasal passages or sinuses. They hang down like teardrops or grapes. They result from chronic inflammation and are associated with asthma, recurring infection, allergies, drug sensitivity or certain immune disorders.
u can go for homoeopathic treatment
as there are many homoeopathic medicines for these
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Polyp is a growth inside the nose. When this growth presses the surrounding nerves it can cause pain. Polyp happens if you have a tendency for recurrent cough, cold or sinusitis. It can also happen if you have allergy and sneezing. The good news is the first approach for treating polyps is through medicines only. Even large size polyps shrink if correct medicines are given. You have not mentioned the treatment you are taking. But definitely you should try homoepathy. We have seen very good results in our clinic on treating such cases with homoeopathy. Do try and take benefit without any side effects.
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avoid cold air exposure , dust exposure ( wear a mask when outdoors) , sudden change of temperature like going from hot to cold suddenly. and depending upon what makes you feel good you can apply hot or cold on the painful area for temporary relief.
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Hi its chronic issue...of recurrence so for that costitutional medicine will definately help.pl consult
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if total obstruction of nasal passage during breathing then consult .will help
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steam inhalation thrice a day.
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