Nasal polyp is cured with homeopathy

Introduction: Many people suffer from various types of acute and chronic nasal diseases. Polypus, or nasal polyp, is one of them. Today I will discuss some important facts about polyps. For example, what are nasal polyps? Causes of polyps? Symptoms of polyps? etc. I will also try to answer the questions about the homeopathic treatment of polyps.

What is a nasal polyp?

Sometimes a soft, painless swelling or lump is seen on the mucous membrane or membrane inside the nose. Sometimes, due to allergies, if it increases too much, then there are symptoms like nasal congestion, cold, sneezing, and headache. These lumps are called polyps. The disease can be caused by various reasons, such as long-term chronic allergies, sinus infections, psychotic manifestations, etc.

A nasal polyp is a type of edematous disease. Fluid accumulates in the spaces between cells and blood vessels inside the nose. As a result, the Mucus membrane and Paranasal sinus swell inside the nose and take the form of polypus.

Polypus disease can usually be caused by some type of allergy. Apart from this, any kind of infection, inflammation, any tumor like papilloma, hemangioma etc. in the nose can also cause symptoms like polypus. Sometimes polyps can also be caused by a side effect of a medication.

How many types of nasal polyps?

There are usually two types of nasal polyps:
1) Ethmoid polyp
2) Antrochoanal polyp

Ethmoid polyp: The most common type of nasal polyp is the ethmoid polyp. It is small in size and consists of multiple polyps in one place, like A bag of grapes. It originates from the ethmoid sinus located between the nose and the eye. It is common and this type of polyp is more common in people between 30 and 40 years of age. Ethmoid polyp occurs Bilaterally in both noses.

Entrochoanal Polyp: This polyp originates from the maxillary sinus in this location above the teeth and below the nose. Antrochoanal polyp is larger in shape than ethmoid polyp. Usually, this type of polyp is more common in children. It is usually unilateral.

Any type of mesial polyp can be examined with the help of an instrument called a Rhinoscope.

Nasal polyp picture

Nasal polyp causes:

Polyposis is caused by many reasons. Such as allergic problems, allergic rhinitis, dust allergies, etc.

Chronic Sinusitis: If you suffer from chronic sinusitis for a long time, the risk of developing polyps increases. The disease can also be caused by any chronic infection of the nose.

Cystic fibrosis: It is a genetic disorder. The disease produces thick mucus in the body and accumulates in various organs. Polypus are also possible with this disease.

Respiratory problems: People who have breathing problems are also at risk of developing this disease in some cases.

Family History: If there is a family history of this disease, then the risk is higher.

But more importantly, psychotic miasm encourages this disease to occur in the body.

Also, septal deviation, psychotic growth, and many other reasons can cause the problem of nasal polyps.

Nasal polyp symptoms:

Polyps often have some common symptoms.

Runny nose: Nasal congestion, difficulty breathing through the nose, and sometimes swelling of the nose, can be accompanied by a runny nose. Sometimes there may be severe sneezing.

Headache: Nasal polypus are usually accompanied by severe headaches. That is, as the polypus grows, the headache increases.

Loss of sense of smell: Loss of sense of smell or taste in the nose.

Irritation of the eyes: With various problems of the nose, many times there is irritation in the eyes.

All these symptoms are common in nasal polypus. Snoring, difficulty sleeping due to breathing problems, changes in voice, ear pain, fatigue, and weakness can also be accompanied by fever.

Nasal polyps diagnosis:

There are several methods for diagnosing nasal polyps. An experienced homeopathic doctor or nose, ear, and throat (ENT) specialist can diagnose the disease by performing an intranasal examination.

Endoscopy: Nasal polyps can be diagnosed very well with the help of endoscopy.

CT scan: Nasal polyps can be diagnosed by a CT scan inside the nose.

MRI: This test can easily diagnose the disease by taking pictures inside the nose.

Any type of nasal polyp can be examined with the help of a device called a Rhinoscope.

Prevention of nasal polyps:

We can take preventive measures to prevent polyps.

Allergy control: Any type of allergy, especially dust allergy, should be prevented.

Cessation of addiction: If there is any addiction to tobacco products and quitting smoking, it will be easier to prevent nasal polyps.

Keeping the nose clean: Clean the inside of the nose regularly. It will reduce the risk of polyps.

Nasal polyp treatment:

What should you do if there is a polypus of the nose?

Treatment for nasal polyps depends on the size of the polyps and the severity of the symptoms. If the polypus is initially small, it should be treated with medication. If the polyps are very large and do not shrink with medication, the polyps can be removed through surgery.

Nasal polyp homeopathic treatment:

Homeopathic medicine for nasal polyps works very well if the medicine can be selected according to the patient’s symptoms. If the selected homeopathic medicine is applied according to the right potency and dosage, it can be successful in the treatment of nasal polyps. Since all types of proliferation or growth in the body arise from the psychotic miasm, polypus disease also has a role in the psychotic miasm. Therefore, if the psychotic miasm is properly treated, the disease can be eradicated.

Thuja: The drug has cured many cases of polypus when applied in high potency to the symptoms.

Calcarea Carb: This medicine works very well, especially in chubby children with symptoms of nasal polyps. In my private practice, I have seen several children cured of polypus by the application of this medicine.

Netrum Muir: I have seen polypus cured by application of Netrum Muir in children of thin bodies who love extra salt.

Graphitis: People with a motley build, prone to skin diseases, and people prone to constipation, use this medicine for polyps.

Arum met: polypus or nasal lesions, both types of disease symptoms This drug is successfully used in symptomatic relief and cure of the disease.

These miasmatic medicines eradicate the polypus from deep inside. Also, if the symptoms are similar, the help of Sulphur, Psorinum, Bacillinum, Medorinum, Syphilinum, Silicea etc. may be needed.

In acute attacks of polypus, when there is a runny nose, profuse sneezing, and watery eyes, I usually use medicines like Sanguneria Nit, Apis Mel, Allium Cepa, Sabadilla, etc. to reduce the symptoms and get good results.

External application: Sometimes, if the disease is very complicated or if the size of the polypus is very large, external application can be done. In that case, the tip of a cotton bud can be moistened with thuja mother tincture and gently applied inside the nose.

Questions about nasal polyps answer part:

In this episode we will discuss some important questions and answers about nasal polyps.

Question 1) Can nasal polyps recur after surgery?

Answer: yes. This can happen again after the arms of Polypus are operated by surgery. Because psychotic miasm embedded in the body cannot be removed by surgery, the polyps are soon re-attacked.

Q 2) Can nasal polyps be cured by burning with acid?

A: Polyposis can come back after burning with acid, just as the disease can come back after surgery. Moreover, acid has various harmful chemical reactions. Treatment of polyps by burning with acid can sometimes cause blocking of the nostrils. So be careful, never use this treatment method to treat polyps.

Q 3) Can stress increase nasal polyps?

A: Yes. Some studies have shown that excess stress and anxiety can increase the problem of polyps.

Q 4) Does smoking increase the problem of polyps?

A: Yes. Smoking aggravates the distressing symptoms of polyps. Even smokers may develop shortness of breath with polyps.

Warning: The information presented in this article is for general cognitive education purposes only. If you have any further questions about nasal polyps or need treatment, you must consult a specialist doctor.

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Dr. Dipankar Mondal.
Registered Homeopath.
24.03.2024