Nasal flesh
(polyp in the nose,
nasal octopus)
DOÇ. DR. OSMAN HALİT ÇAM
What is polyp in the nose?
Nasal polyps are benign (non-harmful) growths of soft tissues in the nose, usually in the nasal sinuses or nasal passages. These polyps are usually shaped like a bunch of grapes and can be transparent or yellowish in colour.
What is the nasal octopus?
The nasal octopus is defined as structures resembling tentacle-like tissues located in the nose, especially in the inner part of the nose. These structures help moisturise and clean the air in the nose.
Let's Examine the Details
(Polyp in the nose): Symptoms, Causes and Treatment
(Nasal Octopus): Symptoms, Causes and Treatment
Symptoms:
- Nasal congestion
- Frequent headaches
- Loss of odour
- Facial pain or pressure
- Frequent sneezing and runny nose
Symptoms:
- They usually cause no obvious symptoms.
- The presence of tentacle-like structures in the nose can be recognised during examination.
Reasons:
Reasons:
Although the exact cause of the formation of nasal polyps is unknown, chronic sinusitis, asthma, allergic reactions and genetic factors may play a role in the development of this condition. Polyps occur by causing inflammation and swelling of the mucus membrane inside the nose.
Nasal octopuses are generally considered an evolutionary adaptation to regulate and moisturise the airflow inside the nose. These structures help to filter dust and impurities by directing the airflow inside the nose.
Treatment:
Treatment:
Treatment aims to relieve the symptoms caused by polyps. Medications, such as medications, corticosteroid nasal sprays and antihistamines, can help shrink polyps and reduce symptoms. In severe cases or in cases that do not respond to symptoms, surgical intervention may be considered.
Since nasal octopuses are usually a physiological structure, they do not require special treatment. However, if there are abnormal growths or blockages inside the nose, it is important to consult a health professional to assess this condition and determine the appropriate treatment.
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