Larger polyps can lead to breathing problems, a loss of taste or smell, and infections. Symptoms include a post-nasal drip, stuffiness, sinus pressure, facial pain, and frequent nosebleeds.

Nasal polyps may cause a feeling of fullness in the face and/or forehead, but usually do not cause pain. Pain in the upper ...

In this randomized controlled trial, among patients with severe, uncontrolled chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps, tezepelumab more effectively reduced nasal polyp size and sinonasal symptoms ...

Chronic sinusitis with nasal polyps (CRSwNP) accounts for 20 to 33 percent of these cases. Even after surgical treatment, the recurrence rate of CRSwNP remains high, ranging from 20 to 60 percent ...

and facial pressure or pain. Trial results in nasal polyps reported late last year showed that the drug met all of its primary and secondary endpoints, significantly reducing nasal polyp size ...

These quiz questions about nasal polyps (NP) are derived from recent literature. Are you up to date? At the end of the quiz, compare your score with those of your physician colleagues. Links to ...

[2] Other symptoms include facial pain or pressure ... Findings on endoscopy include nasal polyps, mucopurulent drainage or edema/mucosal obstruction, primarily in the middle meatus (Figures ...

Nasal polyps. Allergic rhinitis: ≥12yrs: 2 sprays in each nostril once daily; prophylaxis: begin 2–4 weeks prior to anticipated start of pollen season. Nasal polyps: ≥18yrs: 2 sprays in ...

In the United States, 2.1% of the population are affected by chronic rhinosinusitis, up to 30% of whom have nasal polyps.8 People with CRSwNP experience symptoms such as nasal obstruction, loss of ...