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Can you tell me about nasal polyps removed. will my voice sound normal again after my removal of nasal polyps?
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Depends: Nasal polyps are fluid filled inflammatory sacs that appear in the nose and sinuses of people with allergies, aspirin sensitivity, or chronic sinusitis. If your voice is nasal and congested it will likely improve but if your voice issues are caused by vocal cord polyps or other pathology than it may not. You should discuss this with your surgeon.
Answered 11/27/2017
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