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I was diagnosed with nasalAllergic rhinitis Juvenile angiofibroma Nasal Nasal 12 hour Nasal anatomy Nasal biopsy Nasal congestion Nasal cpap Nasal decongestant Nasal decongestant tablet Nasal decongestant-antihistamine polyps 1 year ago and had them removed in September 2008. Prior to the surgery I was experiencing pressurePressure ulcer and stuffiness generally on my right side. In a CAT scan, it reveled that my right sinuses were completely filled with polyps and a small polyp was growing on the left as well. The surgeon removed all the polyps and basically did a right endoscopicErcp frontal sinusotomy, right endoscopicErcp ethmoidectomy and bilateral endoscopicErcp maxillary antrostomy with tissue removal. I had hopes that this would relieve the stuffiness that I was experiencing on my right side, but now 2 months later it is still stuffy. There are periods of the day where it is not stuffy, but generally I wake up with it very stuffy and definitely go to bed with it stuffy. I am on flonase twice a day and was suggested to try to Astelin to alleviate the problem. The surgeon did take a look about 1 week ago and said that everything still looked clear. I also had some allergy test done and it was concluded that I have a dust mite allergy. I have taken all the suggested steps given to try to lessen this allergy. I am sort of at loss at what could be the problem? Any suggestions? Also, I have never experienced consistent unilateral stuffiness until two years ago. I am 33 and have been diagnosed with low thyroid. I am taking the recommended dose. Thanks for any help.