Can nasal polyps become cancerous?
Many patients with nasal polyps will worry about this problem. Director Wu Yuping, an expert in otolaryngology at Jin 'an Renpin, will answer this question in detail. Those who have doubts about this may wish to take a look. Nasal polyp is a common disease in adults and rarely occurs in children. The main symptom is that with the increase of polyp volume or quantity, the situation of nasal congestion will gradually increase. Speaking with nasal sounds, head swelling and discomfort, mostly nasal purulent. Because polyp hyperplasia blocks the nasal cavity, some large ones even expose the nostrils, and even enlarge the nasal cavity and widen the back of the nose, forming an outward bulge, which is called "frog nose" in medicine. If the nose often bleeds and the patient is old, a few patients' nasal polyps will become cancerous, so be vigilant. At present, the only way is surgical resection. For patients with serious systemic diseases, the operation should be cautious or postponed. Jinan Renpin Hospital imported German endoscopes. Its unique nasal endoscope technology is a brand-new technology with international frontier. High brightness, magnified 500 times, can accurately see the lesions, guide minimally invasive surgery more quickly and accurately, and cause little damage to surrounding normal tissues. It can be treated in outpatient department, especially for nasal diseases such as nasal polyps, with better and faster effect, and has the characteristics of painless, no bleeding, no scar and safety. Endoscopic sinus surgery can not only accurately locate the deep and hidden parts, but also complete the work of accurately removing nasal polyps, and it also has a surgical operation that conforms to human physiological functions, reducing the possibility of recurrence of nasal polyps.