Sometimes, nasal polyps are so large that medications don’t work. In such cases, surgery may be an option. The doctor would likely use a small nasal telescope that removes nasal polyps.

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 ...

Medications can shrink nasal polyps. Surgery is often needed to remove them, but they can grow back unless the underlying cause is addressed.

Since nasal polyps won’t go away on their own, treatment is essential to eliminate the danger and ensure cats can breathe easily. Removal by traction is a minor surgery veterinarians use to ...

The drug improved both the size of nasal polyps at week 52 and in nasal obstruction during weeks 49-52, compared to placebo when added to standard of care, and extended the time to surgery by 57%.