Symptoms of right maxillary sinus cyst

Rhinitis is a relatively common disease at present. Since many people do not pay attention to the treatment of rhinitis, it often leads to maxillary sinusitis. Maxillary sinusitis can easily cause symptoms such as nasal congestion, headache and even difficulty breathing. Therefore, everyone needs to pay attention to the treatment of maxillary sinus cysts. Before treatment, the symptoms must be analyzed first. So what are the symptoms of right maxillary sinus cyst? How should it be treated?

1. A cyst can be understood as a blister that has the potential to grow larger.

2. Sneezing, runny nose and cysts have nothing to do with each other;

3. There are two possibilities for the growth of the cyst. One is that it ruptures in the maxillary sinus, causing sudden discharge of yellowish mucus in a short period of time. The other is that it does not rupture and squeezes into the nasal cavity from the maxillary sinus, causing nasal obstruction. In this case, surgery should be performed.

4. Having surgery now may not be worth the cost. Moreover, there are certain requirements for the doctor performing the operation: it is difficult to "fish out" the cyst from the maxillary sinus opening. Do it from the nasal cavity, nasal endoscopy, which does not affect the appearance;

5 Maxillary sinus cyst is caused by obstruction of the sinus opening, which can easily affect the normal exchange of respiratory qi, leading to dizziness, headache, head hypoxia, and memory loss.

Generally, small ones do not require special treatment for the time being, but large ones require surgical removal. Otherwise, it is easy to cause nasal congestion and loss of smell. Pay attention to preventing colds in daily life.

6 The maxillary sinus is one of the four paranasal sinuses of the human body. Maxillary sinus mucocele is caused by obstruction of the sinus opening, while mucosal cyst is caused by obstruction of the glands in the sinus.

This disease may easily lead to respiratory infections and other diseases, but it is not very serious and can be cured. Don't worry. It can usually be cured through surgery. It is recommended to go to a regular public tertiary hospital for ENT treatment and conduct relevant examinations under the guidance of a doctor to determine whether the cyst needs further treatment.

Sinus cysts are divided into mucocele, mucosal cyst and odontogenic cyst occurring in the maxillary bone. Mucocele is formed by long-term occlusion of the sinus opening and retention of sinus endocrine. Mucosal cyst is formed by blockage of the mucous gland or serous gland duct of the sinus mucosa and swelling of the gland secretion.

1. Mucous cyst: remove the cyst through the intranasal or extranasal route, and the drainage port must be unobstructed.

2 Mucosal cysts generally do not require surgery. If the symptoms are obvious and recurring, surgical resection via the maxillary sinus radical approach is feasible.

3. For dental cysts, the maxillary sinus is cleaned and the cyst is removed to preserve the maxillary sinus mucosa. For root cysts, the cyst is removed and the diseased tooth is treated.