Pharyngeal polyps are proliferations of the tissues of the pharynx stimulated by long-term inflammatory factors and adverse physicochemical factors, and the main treatment is surgical excision rather than medication.
Patients with pharyngeal polyps are associated with excessive voice use, pharyngitis, laryngitis, smoking, and allergic reactions stimulated by allergens and other etiological factors, which can lead to changes in the subepithelial layer of the pharyngeal mucosa, such as edema, hemorrhage, plasma exudation, vasodilatation, capillary hyperplasia, thrombosis, deposition of fibrous proteins, mucus-like degeneration, vitellogenic degeneration and fibrosis.
Pharyngeal polyps are mainly removed completely with the help of laser, radiofrequency, low-temperature plasma knife and other equipment under the direct vision of support laryngoscope. General medication does not have a significant reversal effect on the treatment of formed pharyngeal polyp lesions.
When suffering from pharyngeal polyps, you can actively seek medical treatment, systematic examination, clear diagnosis and standardized treatment.