Clinical features

Halitosis, bad breath which can not be percieved by the patient due to loss of smell receptors.

Anosmia, due to loss of smell receptors.

Evident Yellowish crusts which bleeds in an attempt for their removal.

Nasal obstruction, patients have this feelings due to loss of nerve endings which can detect the movement of air flow in the nose.

Frequent Epistaxis.

Dry nose

Roomy nasal cavity

Choking attacks may occur due to slippage of detached crusts from the nasopharynx into the oropharynx.

Depression.