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Q: Nasal Polyp?

asked by: tutucar on June 2nd, 2005

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I wonder do I have nasal polyp?
In my left side of my nasal cavity I can see one lump of mass while on the right side I cannot see anything...
I had sensitive nose and when I sneeze, it would carry on in rapid burst and stop. Which means whenever I sneeze it would go on like machine gun for a few moment then stop.
I am also used to breath through my mouth... And I had a over bite problem with my jaw.....
I always feel like going inside my left side of my nose to dig watever is tt out.... Always felt like something is inside ...
Do I have to see a doctor?
I mean it is not affecting me veryt seriously anyway...Not painful... And I am used to mouth breathing....

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