Can allergic rhinitis grow polyps?

If you have had allergic rhinitis before, but your symptoms have now eased or disappeared, you usually don't have tissue growth in your nasal cavity. However, if the patient still has symptoms of discomfort and other abnormalities, nasal polyps may develop.

1. Generally not: If the condition gradually improves and is controlled after actively cooperating with the doctor for standardized drug treatment during the treatment period, and personal care measures and dietary adjustments are also paid attention to in daily life, it can effectively avoid re-exposure to allergens, and nasal polyps may not occur again;

2. Maybe: If the autoimmune system is relatively weak or does not cooperate with the doctor to do the corresponding treatment and improvement in time, resulting in repeated attacks of the disease, and no preventive measures are taken, it is easy to increase the risk of nasal polyps, which will cause symptoms such as swelling or pain in the nose. It is recommended to actively seek medical attention to improve physical examination, blood routine and other related auxiliary examinations to confirm the diagnosis, and use glucocorticoid drugs such as budesonide inhalation aerosol and mometasone furoate spray as directed by the doctor for anti-infection treatment, and if necessary, consider surgical resection for treatment.

It is also necessary to develop good living habits and dietary rules, try to focus on light and easy-to-digest food, and drink more water to promote the discharge of metabolites. In addition, you also need to go outside to breathe fresh air to help strengthen your own resistance and immunity.