Dr. Michael Deeg warned that the sensitivity of the nose may weaken the sense of smell, explaining that chronic inflammation may lead to changes in the mucous lining of the nose, and thus cause swelling of the sense of smell continuously, as the particles do not reach the area of smell in the nose.
He added that the doctor of the nose, ear and throat German that in this case can resort to drugs, "Corticosteroid," which is available in the form of sprays or tablets.
These drugs have an inhibitory effect of inflammation, which helps to dissolve the tumors, and then improve the sense of smell again. If these drugs do not improve the condition, then the tumors must be surgically removed.
To treat the nasal mucosa, DEG is advised to use an isotonic saline solution that regularly hydrates the mucosa on the one hand and helps ease the discomfort of nasal allergies such as runny nose, itching and sneezing.