Why does my nose stop at night? 5

When I go to bed at night, I have nasal congestion and sneezing, which is a bit like allergic rhinitis, is it more sensitive to dust mites on pillows or bedding? In this case, one is that you have allergic rhinitis, but your physique is good in the early stage, so you don't have frequent attacks, and you don't care, and now that you are pregnant, your physique has declined, so you are very sensitive to these allergens, and you will react as soon as you come into contact. Another reason may be that you have excessive estrogen secretion due to pregnancy, which is combined with your allergies, which increases the chance of allergic rhinitis attacks, which we call gestational rhinitis.

Because you are pregnant, you should be cautious about the use of medicine, it is recommended to try the method of using saline nasal irrigation with a suitable nasal irrigation device (refer to the Chinese rhinitis green ** network), this method is not ***, and the effect on rhinitis is good. As long as you have a good grasp of the concentration, temperature, operation method and choice of the right equipment, you can effectively eliminate inflammation and relieve symptoms. This method does not use drugs**, so the effect is not as fast as the drug, but it is safe and reliable, pregnant women and children are very suitable, the key is to insist, as long as you can insist on using it for a period of time, the effect will be obvious.

It's best to go and see, probably because of the baby's fetal position.

Tell you a good way.

I also have a nose that doesn't work, so now let's talk about what I use.

I use U suction. I'm a virus** fake. The nose is super impassable.

Now it's just a strip.

It's all rose scented, and it's very comfortable to use

Sleeping at night with a nasal spire? Otolaryngologists will teach you tips for prevention and treatment.

1. Drop orange peel juice. You can peel an orange before going to bed, squeeze out the orange peel and drip the juice into your nose, and your nose will be ventilated quickly. You can put an orange peel or two on your nose while you sleep, which will relieve the blockage of your nose.

This method is both cost-effective and comparatively damaging to the nose.

2. Swallow mustard raw. If you have mustard at home, you can swallow it raw when you encounter a blockage, remember to swallow it and take a deep breath, which will also have a certain effect on relieving nasal congestion.

3. Nasal clamping method. If the right side of the nose is blocked, the body will sleep on the left side, and use two fingers to pinch the Yingxiang point of the nose, rub the sides for two to three minutes, and soon the nose will be cleared. This method is simple and effective, and people who don't want to trouble can use this method, but don't press too much and too often, otherwise it will cause other damage to the nose, and massage it moderately.

4. Hot towel compress. In life, you can also use a heated towel to apply to your nose for about three to four minutes, and the nasal congestion will be well relieved.

If your nose is always blocked at night, it is mostly because you have rhinitis. Generally speaking, the symptom of rhinitis is that the nose will feel uncomfortable when the weather is bad or later.

At night, your nose will be blocked. So, your rhinitis is guilty. The nose will shake at night.

Patients who have a nostalgic nasal ventilation at night are often due to inflammatory or allergic diseases of the nasal cavity and sinuses. Common conditions include acute rhinitis, chronic rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, acute and chronic sinusitis, etc., and the nasal mucosa will appear in different degrees of swelling, edema, and may also be accompanied by watery or purulent discharge.

Nasal spray drugs, oral anti-inflammatory drugs, and anti-allergy drugs can be used for symptomatic treatment**, and some patients may also have symptoms of nasal dysventilation at night due to various abnormal new organisms such as nasal septum, nasal polyps, and adenoid hypertrophy, which may require further surgery**.