Pls my worries about the results of the nasal endoscopy

Hello, this situation needs to be paid attention to, be careful not to treat nasal cancer as rhinitis, you now have a small amount of blood streak after suction; I don't know if you still have frequent poor ventilation in half of your nostrils; What about tinnitus or closed ears, hearing loss, etc.?

Depending on your description, you need to be vigilant to rule out nasal malignancy: CT of the nasal sinuses is now available or, depending on the pathologic diagnosis. Don't delay**. As soon as possible**!

Nasopharyngeal mucosal bulge is only a common description during nasal endoscopy, in fact, many normal people also have this problem during examination. However, if you have a bloodshot nose and cannot find a specific cause, you should take a small tissue from the nasopharyngeal mucosal bulge for pathological biopsy (also under endoscopy).

Biopsy pathology and nasopharyngeal CT can be done

Is it important to have a follow-up after nasal endoscopy? Rhinopathy is not complete immediately after a nasal endoscopic surgery, and it takes about half a year for the nasal mucosa to recover after surgery, so it is very important to recheck after nasal endoscopy.

Why do you need to review?

Surgery is only half the battle, and the other half depends on regular follow-up and necessary treatment and medical support. After the surgery, the epithelial regeneration recovery phase begins. During this time, there may be granulations, vesicles, crusts, adhesions forming in the nasal cavity, and if left untreated, the sinus opening is blocked, and sinusitis can be very fast**.

In addition, adherence to nasal medication and medication is also an effective means to avoid postoperative complications and medication. Clinical experience has shown that the quality of postoperative management is directly related to the effectiveness of nasal endoscopic surgery. Failure to perform regular follow-up examinations after surgery or through inappropriate ** often leads to new lesions in the nasal cavity and ** that are more difficult to manage.

Therefore, patients must follow the doctor's instructions for regular re-examination and regular medication after surgery to consolidate the effect of surgery and thoroughly improve the disease.

Rhinopathy is not completely completed after the operation, and the recovery of the nasal mucosa after surgery generally takes about half a year. During this time, common phenomena such as edema, vesicles, and granulations appear in the nasal mucosa, which can continue to interfere with the recovery of the nasal mucosa in the surgical cavity. During the regular follow-up after surgery, the doctor will clean up the vesicles, granulations and other diseased tissues in time, and at the same time will guide the patient to use medication according to the re-examination to promote the recovery of the nasal mucosa.