There is a peculiar smell in the nose, and I can t smell it yet, what is growing in the man s nose?

The man had nasal calculus in his nose, which caused the inside of his nose to be blocked, and he couldn't smell it, but others could smell it. However, I have heard of kidney stones, gallstones, and this is the first time I have heard of this nasal stone. Xiao Wang didn't believe it at that time, and he didn't find out until he sneezed and bleed and went to the doctor later.

Here's what happened, this man was a young man surnamed Wang, and a year before he went to the doctor, his family noticed that his nose had a faint smell. His family once told him about this euphemistically, thinking that Xiao Wang's lack of hygiene caused him to have nasal feces in his nose. But Xiao Wang felt that he didn't have a cold, no snot, and he was more hygienic, so he said to his family

It's that they think too much. After half a year, the smell became more obvious, so his family told him very bluntly that his nose had a bad smell, and no one would usually tell him about it, so they wanted him to go to the hospital to have a look.

But Xiao Wang didn't think so, he thought he couldn't smell it at all, maybe it was just occasional, and his family didn't continue to persuade him if he had no choice. After another half a year, Xiao Wang suddenly found that he was bleeding when he sneezed, and he thought it was hot at first, so he drank some chrysanthemum tea, but it didn't work. Suddenly remembered what his family had said to him, so he went to the hospital to have his nose checked in the company of his family.

He was shocked by the results of the examination, and the doctor said that he had a stone in his nose and needed immediate surgery. Then I showed Xiao Wang the ** taken in the hospital, and I could indeed see a foreign body in my nose. During the operation, the doctor removed a stone with a diameter of up to a centimeter from Xiao Wang's nose.

The whole process of the matter is like this, fortunately, it is not a big thing, otherwise it will be too late for the Xiao Wang family to regret it.

This man had nasal stones, and although he couldn't smell it, others could smell it.

The man had nasal stones in his nose, and he couldn't smell them himself.

There is a type of stone called a nasal calculus. Such a thing is very uncomfortable.

In fact, the man didn't have anything, just the smell of his body, which ordinary people couldn't smell.

Hello, if it is said that the smell inside the nose is a little inflamed. Drink more water, eat some light food, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits in the past few days to see if it will get better in a few days.

There is a lot of odor in the nose**, and in terms of probability, most of it is caused by sinusitis. If the patient does not have obvious nasal congestion or has a headache, it can be temporarily observed. CT of the sinuses is preferable to help provide an approximate severity.

Some patients develop asymptomatic sinusitis, but symptoms may worsen over time and in the absence of a clear **. In general, when symptoms occur, they can be relieved with appropriate antibiotic-type drugs. For sinusitis due to acute onset, it is best to combine it with other ** measures at the same time.

The best way to achieve maxillary sinusitis is to achieve a short-term recovery by puncture. For patients with recurrent and more severe cases, surgery can also be performed directly**.

I feel that your rhinitis in this situation is more likely, because I was like this before, and then I went to Chengdu Minsheng ENT Doctor. The hospital did an examination, and it was diagnosed as rhinitis, and now it has been cured, and I am no longer bothered by it.

Because the function of the nose is one of the olfactory organs, and the other is for breathing.

To smell in your nose, you must first have an odor**, which is usually a volatile chemical molecule in the air. When a chemical molecule is inhaled into the nasal cavity, it binds to olfactory receptors. Olfactory receptors are composed of a family of "G protein-coupled receptors", distributed on the surface of olfactory cells, which are located in the olfactory epithelial layer at the upper end of the nasal cavity, about seven centimeters from the nostrils, with an area of about one square centimeter, like the size of a fingernail.

Olfactory cells, on the other hand, are specialized bipolar neurons that specialize into cilia at the tips of cells near the nasal cavity to increase the surface area in contact with odor molecules. The tips of olfactory cells are covered by nasal mucus, which contains odor-binding proteins (abbreviated as OBP). OBP first grasps the odor molecules in the air, and then binds to the olfactory receptors on the olfactory cells, changing the protein configuration of the olfactory receptors, producing a series of signaling reactions, and then activating the olfactory cells, stimulating the electrical potential changes on the cell membrane, and then transmitting electrical signals to the brain.

In layman's terms, there are olfactory cells in the nose, and the olfactory cells sense the smell and transmit it to the brain through the nerves!