Endogenous rhinolith: A case report

Background: Rhinolith is a stone formation inside the nose. It can be caused by endogenous or exogenous materials. Unilateral nasal symptoms are essential in differentiating rhinolith from other diagnoses. Purpose: This case study evaluates the recent management of endogenous rhinoliths. Case report: We present a case of unilateral rhinolith in a 3-year-old girl with complaints of a smelly right nose for one month before admission to the hospital. There is no history of inserting foreign objects into the nose. Management: Rhinolith was extracted under general anesthesia. Conclusion: Rhinolith is a rare condition that results from mineralized nasal foreign bodies. This condition often goes undetected because it can be asymptomatic or unclear, with minimal symptoms.