My nose always feels a little breathless

This phenomenon is related to the unique mechanism of operation of the nose, because the circulation of the two nasal cavities is independent.

In order to open one nostril and close the other, the human body will automatically congest the tissues around the nose, and the increased blood flow will cause congestion and blockage in one nostril, and then change the other nostril after 3 to 6 hours. When lying down, people will feel more nasal congestion, especially when the head is turned to one side.

Zhu's cold can occur all year round, and most of us will feel nasal congestion after a cold, that is, the nose is not breathing. Why is that?

The cold is an infectious disease caused by a filtering virus, and its main lesion site is in the upper respiratory tract, so it is also called "upper respiratory tract infection" in medicine. The so-called upper respiratory tract includes the nose, throat, and trachea, which is the only way for gas to enter and exit the human body.

Our human nose is like a room with a door at the front and back, and there is a nasal septum in the middle that divides it into two rooms, left and right, and on the side wall of each room hang three curly turbinates, this house is called the nasal cavity. The front of the nasal cavity is connected to the outside world through the nostrils, and the back part leads to the pharynx. The pharynx is a cavity behind the nose and mouth, and it is a communication artery for breathing and swallowing.

There are many nasal hairs growing in the nostrils, and there is a mucous membrane with cilia and extremely rich capillaries on the surface of the nasal cavity, and the nasal mucosa often secretes a small amount of mucus, or nasal mucus, to clean the inhaled air.

When you have a cold, the nasal mucosa becomes inflamed, the tissues swell, the capillaries dilate, and the secretions increase, which hinders the flow of gases in and out, and the nose is naturally not easy to ventilate. It's like a passage that wasn't wide and it's full of things, and of course the entry and exit can't be smooth.

Many people have had a time when their nose is not ventilated in their lives, and some people have occasional colds that cause their nose to be blocked, and they will be fine after a few days. And some people have a perennial nose that does not breathe, it should be rhinitis.

Normal nose is always relatively ventilated on one side, and relatively unventilated on the other, which is a normal physiological phenomenon, but normal people usually can't feel it, and there may be nasal problems, it is recommended to go to Chengdu Minsheng Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital to see if there is a deviated nasal septum, chronic rhinitis, nasal polyps, etc.

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Your condition should go to the hospital for a check-up, it should be the hypertrophy of the turbinates caused by rhinitis, so the ventilation effect will not be very good. In addition, to see if there is a problem with the sinuses, go to the hospital for a CT test. The diagnosis will be clearer, and the symptomatic ** will recover quickly.

Hello, from the multiple noses you described.

If there is rhinitis, you can take some oral rhinitis tablets for **, the above is a suggestion on why a nose is not ventilated, I hope it will help you, I wish you good health!

That's a. This situation is still a bit much. That's how I do sometimes.

Generally, when you exercise a lot. It's tiring. It's just 2 out of gas.

Got a cold. It's just that. Or something else.

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Hello, your situation may be related to allergic rhinitis, but there is also the possibility of viruses, and there may be turbinate hypertrophy, sinusitis and nasal septum curvature and other diseases, you need to go to the local hospital otolaryngology department for a rhinoscopy, sinus film examination, if it is allergic rhinitis, you can use loratadine and other drugs**, if it is a nasal septum curve, turbinate hypertrophy, you need to consider surgery**, you need to choose the **method according to the examination results.

That's how I was, always a nasal dysventilation, and later an ENT specialist in Chengdu Minsheng. The doctor said that he was thinking that it was a symptom of nasal congestion caused by rhinitis caused by a cold, and he prescribed some medicine for me, and now I am much better.

Your symptoms are most likely due to sinusitis. **Sinusitis should be treated with membrane constrictors, such as ephedrine or nasal drops, combined with berberine or chloramphenicol solution to reduce inflammation, and the number of doses per day should be maintained as the standard. If ventilation cannot be maintained after medication, surgery** such as turbinate excision or electrocautery may be required.

Experts from Quanzhou ENT Hospital pointed out that many people often have a nasal congestion, which is a very common phenomenon in daily life: so what is the problem with the nose not ventilating?

Here are some experts to answer for you: Nasal dysventilation may be caused by a cold, or it may be the cause of rhinitis, the nasal obstruction caused by a cold will disappear quickly, but if it is caused by rhinitis, the patient should pay attention to it and go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible**. Here, experts from Changsha Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital remind everyone that nasal drops can be temporarily relieved, but if it is caused by rhinitis, the drug is not good, and it will cause reaction, and long-term inappropriate use of drugs can also cause drug rhinitis, so patients should be cautious to use, experts recommend that it is best to use it under the guidance of a physician, or not to use.

Experts pointed out that generally speaking, sleeping at night nasal ventilation is likely to be caused by nasal congestion caused by rhinitis, and it is best for patients to go to the hospital for examination to see what disease causes it, and then treat the symptoms**, do not use drugs indiscriminately, so as not to delay the condition. Rhinitis is extremely harmful, it will cause breathing disorders, reduce blood oxygen concentration, affect the function and metabolism of other tissues and organs, and cause some conditions such as headache, dizziness, memory loss, chest pain and chest tightness, listlessness, and even emphysema, cor pulmonale, asthma and other diseases, and in severe cases, it will lead to nasopharyngeal malignant tumors and other symptoms.