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Nasal polyps
I'm having cold for the last 2 days. And today's in the morning I noticed that a nasal polyps had developed in my right nasal chamber. I'm having runny nose but everything is happening only on the right side. My right eye socket, nasal bone and forehead is also paining and I'm also unable to breath in from the right chamber of the nose.
Kindly tell me the problem & the treatment.
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Dr. Oliyath Ali
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Sir u need to consult, for a proper diagnosis and treatment. It may be a Antrochoanal polyp with superimposed bacterial sinusitis which needs prompt, otherwise may lead to complications in the eye, ie pre or post septal periorbital cellulitis
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Dr. Chirag Yashlaha
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
7 yrs exp
Indore
Hi , its looks like you are having chronic rhinosinusitis with polyps , one can only tell wther you have polyps or not by looking into your nose . It can be confrimed on a NCCT - PNS .
You need a proper antibiotic course with steroidal nasal spray to reduce the size of the polyps , if they are present .
Do you have any history of asthma or breathlessness .
Kindly consult me in person for a detailed workup .
Nothing to worry about anything .
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