Nasal polyps create space-occupying blockages Nasal ... Rhinitis medicamentosa develops from nasal spray overuse Rhinitis medicamentosa—a condition caused by overuse of decongestant nasal ...

After a few months of non-stop nasal congestion, he went to his GP who prescribed him a nasal steroid ... spray, which at around £4 to £5 a bottle were less than half the cost of a prescription.

Credit: ITV News It's only caused by excessive use of decongestant nasal sprays containing oxymetazline and xylometazoline, rather than saline or steroid ... it’s not prescription only, and ...

Nasal steroid sprays. Biologics. Surgery. These are some of the treatments your doctor may have recommended to manage your nasal polyps. The first-line treatment is medication management ...

Monoclonal antibody therapies are a treatment option for patients with severe chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps ... use saline sprays alone. Regardless of the delivery method, irrigation should ...

In cases of larger polyps or more severe inflammation, a doctor may prescribe steroid tablets, either on their own or for taking along with a nasal spray. Surgery is only an option if the polyps ...

The Exhalation Delivery System reaches inflamed areas of the nasal cavity and sinuses that other sprays miss. This is the first drug approved for chronic rhinosinusitis without nasal polyps.

The FDA expanded the approval of fluticasone propionate (Xhance) nasal spray for chronic rhinosinusitis to also include treatment of adults without nasal polyps ... a topical steroid, to inflamed ...

Although there are FDA–approved medications to treat nasal polyps, including XHANCE ... While we often resort to using nasal steroid sprays in this patient population, they have never been ...