The problem of snot in the inside of the nose 50

This is related to the air temperature, when you are sleeping, the temperature may be more suitable, but when you get up, you will definitely encounter a lower temperature than the temperature in the quilt, so that when you suddenly encounter cold air, it will cause reactive congestion of the nasal mucosa, increase secretion, and nasal discharge, and when you gradually adapt to the temperature after getting up, there will be no more runny nose.

Just like me!

I used to have rhinitis that was still relatively severe, and I usually had a lot of nasal discharge, which was really difficult to treat.

Don't take medicine, it's useless, I have to eat countless amounts, and I have spent a lot of money (to save you money), and it has no effect at all.

Finally, I did a microwave**, although I later heard other doctors say that this is not thorough, but the effect is still good, and I haven't had a cold for 2 years (I used to have a cold 3 5 times a year).

Patients like us will suffer from rhinitis when they encounter cold air, mainly because they usually pay attention to exercising and avoiding colds, which will aggravate rhinitis. As the body gradually strengthens up, the symptoms slowly disappear.

I'm very refreshed now, and occasionally after drinking, my body's resistance is poor, and I will only have snot the next day, and I'm usually fine.

Hope it helps.

You'd better stop using drugs.

The negative effect is too great, and it is not good.

The best thing to do is to run.

10 laps a day, stick to it for 1 year, and you'll be fine.

After a month you'll feel very different.

Really, because the root of rhinitis lies in the internal organs. Only when the immunity of the internal organs is improved, it can be good.

I've used this method and it's very good. The key is to persevere.

Maybe it's a bit of rhinitis, go to the hospital and have a look.

Nasal mucus is a fluid secreted by the nasal mucosa, nasal mucus is a simple substance composed mainly of water, glycoproteins, and inorganic salts suspended on it.

When you have a cold, you will have a runny nose, and when you are healthy, a normal person secretes about hundreds of milliliters of nasal mucus every day, which is equivalent to the amount of a coke that flows to the back of the nose and enters the pharynx, and returns to the body.

Nasal mucus is nutritious and warm to bacteria, and it is parasitic when you are sick, and the nasal mucus with bacteria is yellow or green.

Nasal mucus is some mucus secreted by the nasal mucosa, so how does nasal mucus come about.

The nasal cavity is the most abundant part of the capillary hand blood vessels and nerves, and the normal function of the nasal mucosa in rhinitis patients is generally affected by the laughter of the hand, and the nasal mucus cannot be secreted normally to protect the nasal cavity. Therefore, the capillaries in the nasal cavity of patients with allergic rhinitis are easy to rupture and bleed. At the same time, it is accompanied by symptoms of dryness and itching.

Runny nose is a typical symptom of rhinitis.

In addition, if you have frequent nosebleeds, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up first.

Exercise regularly to reduce the chance of catching a cold and preventing rhinitis attacks. You can also develop the habit of cleaning your nasal passages with saline, but be careful not to have too high a concentration of saline when you wash, and normal saline will do.

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Nasal mucus is some mucus secreted by the nasal mucosa, so how does nasal mucus come about.