What causes them
- A genetic mutation changes healthy cells into abnormal cells
- The abnormal cells build up into a mass
- If cancerous, they can invade nearby tissue
- Cancerous cells can spread (metastasize) to other parts of the body
Persistent one-sided nasal blockage, nosebleeds or facial swelling? Our ENT team provides expert diagnosis, imaging and surgery for sinus and nasal tumours.

Sinus or nasal tumours are tumours that occur in the nasal cavity or the nasal sinuses. They are infrequent, making up only about 3% of tumours in the upper respiratory tract, and are more common in males than in females.
Early diagnosis and timely treatment can significantly improve outcomes. Get treatment for a nasal tumour in Kukatpally at our ENT hospital in Hyderabad.
Book a ConsultationSigns and symptoms of nasal and paranasal tumours can include:
Here is how these tumours form, what raises the risk, and how they are diagnosed:
Treatment depends on where the tumour is found and what types of cells are involved, and our doctor will work with you to devise the best plan for your specific tumour.
Most nasal and paranasal tumours are treated with surgery to remove the tumour. Surgical options may include open surgery and minimally invasive (endoscopic) surgery, chosen to suit the tumour and protect surrounding structures.
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Common questions about sinus and nasal tumours surgery in Kukatpally, Hyderabad.
They are tumours that form in the nasal cavity or nasal sinuses. They are uncommon — about 3% of upper respiratory tract tumours — and are more common in men.
Most are treated with surgery to remove the tumour, using open or minimally invasive (endoscopic) surgery, with the plan tailored to the tumour’s location and cell type.
Symptoms can include trouble breathing through the nose, nosebleeds, loss of smell, facial pain or swelling, watery eyes, vision problems and a sore on the roof of the mouth.
Risk factors include smoking and second-hand smoke, air pollution, long-term workplace exposure to dust and chemicals, and HPV infection.
See an ENT specialist for a persistent one-sided blocked nose, repeated nosebleeds, loss of smell, facial swelling or watery eyes, or vision changes.
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