Blocked nostrils may be associated with conditions such as nasal vestibular cysts, deviated septum, and nasal polyps. Depending on the cause and characteristics of the condition, general treatment, medication and surgery are required. Standardized treatments that address the cause of the problem can help clear up the symptoms of nasal congestion more quickly.
1. Nasal vestibular cyst: a cystic mass located under the skin at the bottom of the nasal vestibule, in front of the pear-shaped foramen, and in the soft tissue of the superficial surface of the alveolar process of the maxilla. When the cyst is large and obstructs the nasal vestibule, there may be nasal congestion on the same side, which is manifested as the symptom of nostril blockage. Mainly take cyst uncovering surgery, lip gingival groove transverse incision for cyst stripping surgical treatment.
2. Nasal septum deviation: when the cartilage of nasal septum is deviated, it can show obvious curved deviation at the nostril, that is, the nostril is blocked. It can be treated by submucosal resection of nasal septum and nasal septum correction surgery to correct the abnormal nasal structure.
3. Nasal polyps: under the action of various inflammatory stimuli and adverse physical and chemical factors, the nasal mucosa can be hypertrophied and extremely edematous phenomenon, resulting in lychee meat-like changes. When the nasal polyp grows to the nostril, it can lead to the blockage of the nostril. Surgical removal of the polyp tissue is mainly performed using nasal endoscopy, along with treatment of sinusitis, and immunologic and anti-allergy therapy to minimize recurrence.
When nostril blockage occurs, it is necessary to actively seek medical treatment, systematic examination, clear diagnosis, and standardized treatment in accordance with medical advice.