Nasal Polyps (pearly gray lumps developing on the mucus membrane linings) can be visible (hang out of the nostrils) or not visible in that they develop in the deep recesses of the nasal and sinus cavities requiring special medical instruments to identify.

Nasal Polyps can cause extreme discomfort as they:

1. Obstruct air from moving freely through the
   nasal passages.
2. Provide an area for bacteria to grow and thrive;
3. If left untreated can lead to the development of septicemia of one or more of the sinus cavities as these persistent growths promote the accumulation of bacteria containing mucus within the sinus cavities.

Stagnation of bacteria containing mucus is often a result of two processes:

1. Accumulation, occurring due to the body producing excess mucus in response to an irritant, i.e. the nasal polyp.
2. Inflammation or swelling to the soft tissue linings covering the nasal and sinus cavities which result in a narrowing of the exit ways, preventing normal mucus drainage and allowing for further accumulation of bacteria containing nasal mucus in the cavities and more severe infections.

Most people suffering with both sinusitis and nasal polyps often feel uncomfortable and suspect they have a cold or flu.

The following conditions increase the risk of one developing Nasal Polyps:

• - Asthma
• - Hayfever
• - Sinus infections
• - Sinusitis

The 'paranasal sinuses' are air-filled cavities located within the skull. These cavities open into the nose. If the soft tissue lining of the sinuses becomes swollen, they fill up with mucus between their layers causing them to expand into the nose forming a growth called a nasal polyp. Nasal Polyps can also be caused by various diseases in the nasal cavities.

The exact cause of nasal polyps is not known, however several factors are thought to cause Nasal Polyp development:

• A continuous inflammatory process within the nose and sinuses - This is thought to be a main cause of nasal polyps. Inflammation can be related to allergies; allergens in the atmosphere (pollution, dust etc.) or can be caused by a sinus infection.
• An overproduction of fluid in the sinus and nasal membranes causes swelling and engorgement of nasal polyps - This is referred to as edema. These fluid-filled bags can enlarge and pop out through the sinus openings into the nasal cavity and are referred to as nasal polyps.
• Engorged nasal membranes - Irritants such as alcohol and tobacco smoke may expose membranes to infections and result in swelling of the membrane linings.

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