I think I have something similar. Developed about two weeks ago. Saw ENT and he said he could not see anything in my nose and thought it might be a "bump" in my lower cartilage. Dermatologist just said it was "soft tissue" inflammation. Neither suspected a tumor. Did not give my much direction as to treating it or making it better. It is like a thickening in that area--feel a mild pressure and tenseness at times, especially when poking on it. But no serious pain. Suggestions?
I have a similar thing but it goes up and down with inflammation throughout the day. The cartilage has separated and my nose is now disfigured and feeling numb and odd. I don't see any polyps in my nostrils.
I hav the same problem. Will it heal on its own? Hlp!!
Hey, even though I'm nearly 4 years late. What happened? I have the same problem too. Mind helping?
Thank you so much for your reply! Luckily since I last posted the swelling has decreased a bit and it is begining to feel firm in that area again. Funny thing is that now I can actually feel more airflow through the side of my nose where I had the complication.
I have an appointment with a hematologist/oncologist tomorrow regarding some odd numbers in my bloodwork so I will inquire about it as a side note; I am sure he can do a quick visual examination and provide further direction if needed.
Thank you again for the concerning response and I will definitely post an update!
What you are feeling could be nasal polyps. This is the mucosa, which is the lining of the nasal cavities which becomes swollen and inflamed and oedematous. This happens with repeated infections of the nasal cavities. If large enough they can cause nasal obstruction and may have to be removed surgically. Please consult your primary care physician who will do an initial clinical assessment and then may refer you to an ENT specialist.
Hope this helped and do keep us posted.