When do nasal osteoma need surgery?
1. Obstruction:
- Nasal osteomas can cause nasal obstruction or complete blockage of the nasal cavity.
2. Pain:
- Nasal osteomas can cause pain and pressure in the nose, face, or forehead.
3. Infections:
- Because of the blockage caused by nasal osteoma there can be recurrent sinus infections.
4. Epistaxis (Nose bleeds):
- Nasal osteomas can cause nose bleed that can be frequent or profuse or both.
5. Cosmetic concerns:
- Large nasal osteomas can cause facial deformity or swelling, which some patients may find bothersome.
6. Pressure on nearby structures:
- In rare cases, large nasal osteomas can press on nearby structures, such as the eyes or brain, leading to other symptoms like vision changes or headaches.
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