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Introduction: Nasal polyps , those grape-like clusters that develop within the nasal passage, can be a source of significant discomfort and frustration for individuals dealing with chronic allergies or frequent colds. These benign growths can obstruct the airways, leading to breathing difficulties, reduced sense of smell, and other related symptoms. Moreover, the recurrent nature of nasal polyps poses challenges for both patients and treating surgeons, making effective management crucial. Understanding Nasal Polyps : Individuals prone to chronic allergies or frequent nasal infections are more likely to develop nasal polyps. These growths gradually accumulate within the nasal passages, often leading to breathing difficulties and other discomforts. Despite efforts to manage them through various treatments like steroid nasal sprays and saline rinses, some cases may eventually require surgical intervention. The Role of Surgery : Surgery becomes necessary when nasal polyps lead to seriou...

  Deviated Nasal Septum - What Should I Do? Deviated Nasal Septum (DNS) is a common medical problem and affects children and adults alike.  The septum, a partition separating two chambers, is the midline structure in your nose that divides the nose into the left and right nostrils. DNS can be defined as the sideways displacement of this septum between your nostrils (the two external openings of your nose that allow you to breathe and smell). The nasal septum is either off-center or deviated, making your nasal passages smaller.  A deviated nasal septum is a serious condition. It can block one side of your nose and make it difficult for you to breathe. Nasal congestion or a stuffy nose can result from a deviated septum that can hamper your routine activities. A deviated nasal septum is usually treated with medications or if it is too serious, then surgery might be required.  Causes of DNS A deviated septum can be caused by: 1. Congenital reasons.  Congenital mean...