Nasal congestion is a major symptom of upper respiratory tract disorders, and its characterization is an important part of the diagnosis. The congestion medications are not always fully effective. Thus, if symptoms do not respond adequately to therapy, or symptoms suggestive of more serious conditions are present, specialized assessments may be needed. This article discusses some of the diagnostic tools that are used to evaluate nasal congestion.
In continuation of our previous article, Pathophysiology of Nasal congestion this article features some diagnostic tools that are used to evaluate nasal congestion. Nasal congestion is a common symptom of upper respiratory tract disorders and is associated with a range of etiologies. Consultation with a specialist may be required for patients with persistent symptoms that do not respond to initial therapies. Specialized diagnostics are needed…
