Constant Stuffy Nose? Could It Be Nasal Polyps?
If you are a sinus sufferer like me, you wake up many mornings with your head stuffy. I often wonder why so many mornings I wake up and I cannot breathe well. One of the reasons could possibly be nasal polyps.
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Nasal polyps are growths that hang down like little grapes from the lining of your nasal passages or sinuses that are soft, painless and noncancerous. These can come about because of chronic inflammation and can be linked to allergies, some immune disorders, asthma, frequent infections or drug sensitivity.
Anyone can have a nasal polyp, but they are more common in adults. Nasal polyps are treated with medication to shrink or remove them, but in some instances, such as extremely large ones, surgery is necessary. Even after you’ve gotten rid of them, nasal polyps may return.
Irritation and inflammation of the lining of your nasal passages and sinuses that last longer than 12 weeks may be an indication of
