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I had nasal polyp removal surgery four days ago. today my nose is completely blocked. can they grow back that fast?
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No they don't: You'll have some swelling and tenderness inside your nose after the surgery, but this is normal. It can take several weeks for you to fully recover.
Answered 7/31/2018
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