How to Remove Nasal Polyps Naturally ?


Nasal polyps commonly arise from the paranasal sinuses, and are characterized by infiltration of the mucosa by eosinophils, lymphocytes and mast cells,and  also by a variable degree  of  epithelial damage. The frequency of nasal polyps is 1–4%. and the disease is often coupled to aspirin intolerance, asthma or cystic fibrosis . 

Many cases of nasal polyps do not give symptoms but can be detected at autopsy; hence the frequency ofpolyps may be higher than is apparent from clinicalstudies. Nasal polyps have long been associated with rhinitis and asthma. However, the role of allergy inthe aetiology and pathogenesis of nasal polyps is a controversial issue.
The prime histological feature of nasal polyps is massive infiltration of eosino-phils.The number of eosinophils, neutrophils,and plasma cells in nasal polyps is significantlyhigher than in the nasal mucosa. Eosinophilic cationprotein cells, which are activated eosinophils, are also seen frequently. Elevation of thenumber of these cells suggests the role of inflam-matory processes in the pathophysiology of nasalpolyps.

Nasal Polyps Treatment with corticosteroids or Polyps were removed during functionalendoscopic sinus surgery is very common. But it  still returns after surgery.

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