If the cause of nasal polyps is allergy , now we have new treatment available which is injection every two weeks Its results are very good

That depends on many things. A few: 1. your symptoms 2. diagnosed by PCP or an ENT doc? (Most patients referred to me having been told by PCP's that they have polyps, do not have polyps) 3. your age 4. other co-existing diseases 5. if you have polyps, whether there is an identifiable cause that can be reversed 6. Best to see an ENT doc. It's just not feasible to examine the nose over the internet, due to lack of visibility of nasal interior.