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How Can Chronic Nasal Congestion Be Treated?

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Posted on Sat, 2 Sep 2017
Question: Hello, I am suffering from stuffy nose for the last 6 months. My CT PNS says marked bilateral nasal polyposis and pansinusitis. What does it mean and what is the treatment?
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Answered by Dr. Priyanka Aggarwal (10 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Pansinusitis

Detailed Answer:
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Welcome to healthcare magic and thanks for putting up the query

Pansinusitis means mucosal hypertrophy in all the paranasal sinuses.
Nasal polyps are the mucosal masses in the nose when they grow out of sinuses. A surgical intervention is required.
Please send me the CT pictures and tell me what medicines have you been taking so far so that I can suggest you better.

You are always welcome with any further questions.

Take care
Thanks and regards
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How Can Chronic Nasal Congestion Be Treated?

Brief Answer: Pansinusitis Detailed Answer: Hi Welcome to healthcare magic and thanks for putting up the query Pansinusitis means mucosal hypertrophy in all the paranasal sinuses. Nasal polyps are the mucosal masses in the nose when they grow out of sinuses. A surgical intervention is required. Please send me the CT pictures and tell me what medicines have you been taking so far so that I can suggest you better. You are always welcome with any further questions. Take care Thanks and regards