Your Guide to Ear Polyps

These common growths can cause ear infections and upper respiratory symptoms

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Dr. Eileen Fatcheric photo As incredible as it may seem, ear polpys can cause eye problems like Horner’s syndrome. Note the difference in the cat’s pupils. That constricted pupil on the right is indicative of Horner’s.

If you have a young cat who suffers from chronic ear infections or recurrent upper respiratory symptoms, it might be time to look for an underlying cause. An ear polyp, also known as aural polyp, inflammatory polyp, or nasopharyngeal polyp, just might be the culprit.

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