This is a question that many patients often want to ask, why do they still get it after surgery? Will it become cancerous or not?
We start with the causes of nasal polyps, there are many theories but the mainstream believes that it is still related to allergic reactions and chronic inflammation. It can be seen that the comprehensive treatment of nasal polyps is very important, especially the preoperative and postoperative continuous treatment patients should pay special attention to. Pre-operative anti-allergy, anti-inflammatory treatment, local nasal hormone or systemic hormone application, will facilitate the operation; and post-operative continued medication to at least three to six months, continuous regular medication is very important for the control of the disease. Some patients mistakenly believe that surgery is the cure, but this is actually a very wrong idea. For example, if the nasal cavity is not treated after the surgery, repeated inflammatory irritation or allergy symptoms will not be relieved and soon polyps will sprout again. So once you have decided to deal with your nasal polyp problem, be prepared for a long-lasting battle and work with your doctor to overcome the disease. Of course, if your nasal polyp has been operated for N times, we need to be alert, you may be nasal polyp disease, the chance of recurrence is very large, the current level of medical treatment seems to be no cure, if the doctor and your joint efforts can reach the role of delaying the disease, to extend the time between surgeries, we are very grateful, often take time to walk around in good air, keep a good It’s important to be in a good mood! We have to think like this, fortunately the possibility of cancer is very small.