When you have nasal polyps, your doctor will prescribe steroid-based prednisone or nasal sprays for instant relief, to curtail the symptoms, or to get completely rid of them. However, despite the treatment method adopted, the nasal polyps might relapse. Why not try natural treatment for nasal polyps? In this article, we have worked out a few natural remedies, which have proven to be effective in treating polyps. 

Here is the natural treatment for nasal polyps:

• Garlic
  Garlic has a myriad of health benefits. It helps in boosting immunity and fighting different antimicrobial infections. Garlic also goes a long way in reducing inflammation. Thus, it is highly effective in treating nasal polyps.
• Cayenne pepper
  It is a hot spice, which has capsaicin in it. Capsaicin helps in getting rid of sinuses. It relieves inflammation, accentuates immunity, and opens blocked nasal passages. It does play a role in protecting you from the causes of polyps and providing relief from the symptoms of polyps.
• Eucalyptus
  It is an essential oil extracted from Australian trees. They are anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and have decongestant properties. Hence, they are an excellent natural treatment for nasal polyps. However, some people are allergic to it. So, if you are allergic, avoid using it. You can ascertain your sensitivity to the oil by diluting only a drop of the eucalyptus oil in a carrier oil. Popularly almond oil or olive oil is used as a carrier oil. Apply it to your forearm, and leave it for 24 hours. If you are sensitive to it, you might notice a reaction.
• Turmeric
  Turmeric is a culinary spice, but it has excellent health merits. It is hugely popular for its incredible anti-inflammatory properties. So, turmeric can help you deal with the irritation and inflammation in airways. However, it wouldn’t help you get rid of the polyps permanently.
• Peppermint
  It contains menthol, which has decongestant properties and would thus effectively relieve you from polyp symptoms.
• Butterbur
  Butterbur has proven to be highly effective in treating sinus-related problems, such as sinusitis, allergies, asthma, headaches, and even migraine. All of these are either symptoms or causes of the polyps. Thus, butterbur will indeed help relieve you from nasal polyp’s pain.
• Chamomile
  Chamomile is a team flower that has been used for many years to cure inflammation and allergies. You can drink chamomile tea or take steam with chamomile in it.
• Ginger
  Similar to garlic, even ginger is a useful herb in treating nasal polyps. It has antimicrobial properties and soothes inflammation. Ginger also helps in boosting immunity to prevent the relapse of polyps.
• Tea tree oil
  Tea tree is a popularly used essential oil, which reduces itching and treats inflammation. It has antimicrobial properties, and thus, helps provide relief from both symptoms and causes of polyps.