Has anyone had nasal polyp surgery? What kind of surgery? Did you feel any pain during the operation? Who will analyze the whole process? Doctors, please don't interrupt, please come to someone who has experienced it firsthand.

I had it done in September last year. I had a deviated nasal septum and nasal polyps. The surgery was the latest minimally invasive rhinitis surgery. During the surgery, the nose area was anesthetized and it was not painful. However, it was caused by the automatic rotation of the nose during the surgery. The knife needs to be turned into the nostril, so breathing is more painful. During the process, the nose will bleed and some meat scraps will be added. Because you are lying down, the blood will flow from the nose to the mouth. Then the doctor will ask you to spit it out. They have special tools. People who suck blood need to be patient during this period, because this operation must be done, because there are many accompanying symptoms, and the three days after the operation are quite painful. The doctor will stuff you with two hard cotton pieces, not soft ones. It is used to stop bleeding. The two nostrils are completely blocked. You can only breathe through your mouth for three days. It will be uncomfortable on the first day and you will not get used to it. It will get better on the second and third days. On the fourth day, you should thank the doctor for helping you remove those two I have a cotton ball. The most painful thing for me is not during the operation but after the operation. If you have any questions, please ask