Endoscopic surgery to remove nasopharyngeal angiofibroma is one of the advanced methods in the treatment of nasopharyngeal fibromas. Currently, this is a common disease in puberty, causing facial deformities in patients and the cause is still unclear.

Nasopharyngeal tumors are very diverse, including papillomas, fibromas, hemangiomas, mixed tumors, etc. Benign tumors often have little impact on the patient's health, but some types, if not detected and treated early, can also be life-threatening. The advent of endoscopic surgery has made the treatment of nasopharyngeal tumors easier.

Persistent nosebleeds are considered an ENT emergency and require prompt treatment to stop bleeding to avoid blood loss. There are many causes of nosebleeds, but if nosebleeds persist, it is important to note that the cause is nasopharyngeal fibroma. This is the most common cause of persistent nosebleeds.

Benign nasopharyngeal tumors are diverse, including fibroids, papillomas, hemangiomas or mixed... Benign nasopharyngeal tumors are slow-growing and usually have little impact on the patient's health, however. Some types, if not detected early, can be life-threatening.

Nasopharyngeal fibroid is a benign tumor, but if not treated early, the tumor has the ability to spread very widely, destroy bone and seriously impair the patient's health. Early endoscopic resection of nasopharyngeal fibroids reduces the risk of dangerous complications for the patient.