What s the deal with dry nostrils? How to check and diagnose and treat with Chinese and Western medi

How can I prevent dry nostril pain? 1. Enhance the body's immunity. Exercise regularly, and advocate washing your face with cold water or bathing in cold water or sunbathing.

Pay attention to moderate work and rest, and eat a harmonious diet. Due to the large number of serotypes of pathogenic viruses and the lack of cross-reactivity between antigens, there is currently no ideal vaccine for vaccination. 2 Avoid contagion.

Colds"During the epidemic, close contact with sick people should be avoided, public places should be avoided as much as possible, and ventilation should be paid attention to. Traditional Chinese medicines such as banlan root have certain preventive effects and can be decocted. View the original post

What symptoms can be confused with dry nostrils? Differential diagnosis of dry nostril pain: 1. Intranasal pain:

Intranasal pain is caused by dryness and rupture of the nasal mucosa, which may be accompanied by epistaxis. Intranasal pain is also a symptom of nasal cancer. 2. Sinus tenderness:

Sinusitis presents with nasal congestion, runny nose, headache, and sinus tenderness. Patients with acute sinusitis may present with fever and general malaise. Examination with rhinoscopy or nasal endoscopy may reveal congestion and swelling of the nasal mucosa, purulent discharge from the middle nasal passages or olfactory fissures, and tenderness in the corresponding sinus areas.

1) Initial stage (prodromal stage): about 1 2 days, mostly manifested as general general body soreness, dry and burning of the nose and nasopharynx, congestion and dryness of the nasal mucosa. The diagnosis and differentiation of acute rhinitis should be distinguished from the precursor symptoms of certain infectious diseases, such as influenza, measles, orangutan fever, epidemic hemorrhagic fever, etc., because the onset of these diseases often precedes the appearance of symptoms of acute rhinitis, which is called "acute infectious rhinitis" and should be noted.

It must also be distinguished from allergic rhinitis. In acute rhinitis, do not blow your nose vigorously to avoid the spread of inflammation and cause otitis media or sinusitis. (2) Acute phase (wet phase):

After about 2-7 days, nasal congestion gradually develops, nasal discharge increases, sneezing and nasal itching, speech is obliterated nasal, and the sense of smell decreases. The nasal mucosa is markedly congested and swollen, and the nasal cavity is filled with mucinous or mucopurulent discharge that may turn pus-like. There are different degrees of fever, head swelling, headache, etc. all over the body.

3) End-stage (convalescence): Nasal congestion gradually decreases, purulent discharge also decreases, and if no complications occur, it can heal spontaneously after a few days. Complications of inflammation can also spread downward, causing inflammation of the throat, trachea, and lungs.

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Dry nostrils related diseases: atrophic rhinitis, dry rhinitis, excessive reflex rhinitis, acute rhinitis, view the original post

Hello, dry nostrils, consider that it is nasal vestibular inflammation, generally caused by nose buckling or fire, try to avoid buttoning the nose, eat less spicy and hot food, observe and see, if necessary, go to a regular otolaryngology hospital to see.

Dry nose depends on two causes: a high degree of dryness in the outside air and a low degree of humidification of the nasal fluid. The common reason for less humidified fluid is that patients have chronic rhinitis, ** chronic rhinitis should avoid dry environment and eat more vitamin-containing foods to promote the recovery of nasal mucosal epithelium and the secretion of glands, and can also be rinsed with seawater to keep the nasal cavity moist.

Chronic dry rhinitis: dry hair in the nose and nasal discharge.

Reduced, itchy, burning sensation, often induces patients to pick their noses, causing small epistaxis.

Atrophic rhinitis, on the other hand, is a slow-growing nasal atrophic inflammation characterized by atrophy of the nasal mucosa, periosteum, and bone. Those who are severe and accompanied by typical foul odor are called foul nose. Most of them are manifested as:

Dryness in the nose and nasopharynx, nasal congestion, and nasal secretions are often lumpy, tubular purulent crusts, which are not easy to blow out. This is caused by atrophy or crusting of the mucosa in the olfactory zone, as well as headache and dizziness.

You can go to the otolaryngology department for a check-up, and you can make a clear diagnosis, I wish you good health!

What should I do if my nose is always dry?

The main cause of frequent dry nose is the weather or indoor dryness. It is also possible that drinking less water and being angry is also one of the reasons.

It can be applied into the nasal cavity with rhinitis ointment: moisturizing and softening the nasal mucosa. You can also use disinfectant cotton wool dipped in light salt water, stuffed into dry nostrils, feel that the dryness has improved, and take it out.

Drink plenty of water and eat plenty of pears and other fruits. You can also boil more radish water to drink. The diet is non-toxic***.

You have rhinitis, right? To drink more water and eat more fruits, you can also prepare a small spray bottle to spray a little nano water, the effect is very good!