Does the operation of removing nasal polyps hurt?

Nasal polyp surgery is not risky. If you are single, it will be easier. If it is because of inflammation, the operation may be more complicated. Nasal polyps can only be cured after radical treatment of sinusitis. The only thing that needs to be careful during the operation is the polyp that occurs in the ethmoid sinus. When taking it, you need to be careful to damage the paper template between ethmoid sinus and orbit to avoid intraorbital infection. The problem of pain depends on the effect of anesthesia and the patient's tolerance. If you are afraid of pain, I suggest you ask for general anesthesia.

Nasal polyps are more common in adults, caused by long-term edema of nasal mucosa, with allergic reaction and chronic inflammation as the main reasons. Clinical manifestations can be progressive nasal congestion, increased nasal discharge, dysosmia and headache. It can be single or multiple, unilateral or bilateral, but most of them can be multiple or bilateral.

Most polyps need surgical treatment, but postoperative recurrence has always been a big problem for patients with nasal polyps. At present, the more feasible way is:

1. Nasal endoscopic technique is used to completely remove nasal polyps ... The risk of nasal polyps surgery is not great. If you are single, it will be easier. If it is because of inflammation, the operation may be more complicated. Nasal polyps can only be cured after radical treatment of sinusitis. The only thing that needs to be careful during the operation is the polyp that occurs in the ethmoid sinus. When taking it, you need to be careful to damage the paper template between ethmoid sinus and orbit to avoid intraorbital infection. The problem of pain depends on the effect of anesthesia and the patient's tolerance. If you are afraid of pain, I suggest you ask for general anesthesia.

Nasal polyps are more common in adults, caused by long-term edema of nasal mucosa, with allergic reaction and chronic inflammation as the main reasons. Clinical manifestations can be progressive nasal congestion, increased nasal discharge, dysosmia and headache. It can be single or multiple, unilateral or bilateral, but most of them can be multiple or bilateral.

Most polyps need surgical treatment, but postoperative recurrence has always been a big problem for patients with nasal polyps. At present, the more feasible way is:

1. Complete removal of nasal polyps by nasal endoscope technique.

This is the guarantee to reduce the postoperative recurrence rate. Because nasal polyps are not only confined to the nose, but also can invade the surrounding sinuses, the traditional method of removing nasal polyps with snare is easy to recur. Endoscopic surgery can not only reach the deep and hidden parts and completely remove nasal polyps, but also reduce the recurrence rate of nasal polyps through surgical operations that conform to human physiological functions.

2. Follow-up regularly after operation.

See a doctor regularly to understand the situation of the operating cavity. If necessary, clean the surgical cavity and remove new granulation or blisters to ensure the surgical effect. Some of these follow-up visits even lasted for half a year.

3. insist on local medication. Local use of hormone drugs can reduce local inflammatory reaction, thus reducing the recurrence rate.

It should be pointed out that even if some patients adopt the above methods, there is still the possibility of recurrence. For example, some patients are called nasal polyposis. Therefore, it is unrealistic to completely guarantee no recurrence, but for most people, the recurrence of nasal polyps surgery can be basically controlled.