All the problems inside the nose, please consult

1 If it doesn't affect your breathing, you can not do it, but people who don't have a cold often catch a cold, and those who are super strong also have a cold, and this time will last a lifetime!

If it affects breathing, in time**, not**, the worst result is sinusitis, then the problem is very serious, sinusitis still has to take surgery**!

2. You can wash it with confidence, don't choke on it! Nowadays, tap water is strictly disinfected, and there is almost no harm to the nasal cavity! If it feels cold in winter, you can wash it with lukewarm water! Feel it according to your feelings, but you have to make sure the water is clean!

3。If a doctor would definitely say, "yes", but almost 90% of the people I know say yes, so do you think about whether this question is "yes" or "no"?

1.Excessive curvature of the nasal septum can lead to dysplasia, intranasal tumor foreign body compression, alternating or persistent nasal congestion, headache, nosebleeds, and purulent discharge. In fact, there are very few patients with an upright septum, and if there is no dysfunction, it can not be diagnosed and treated.

2.Although cold water washing accelerates blood circulation, it has no practical effect, and there is no harm. So it's just superstitious saying.

3.Although rhinitis does not necessarily mean pharyngitis, if the inflammation is not amplified as soon as possible, it may spread to the throat, and both should belong to the same respiratory system.

Contemptible student figures, that's all I can do, I hope it's useful to you.

Go in time**Ah, it's better early.

Chronic rhinitis, no way**, it's a lie to say that you can**!! It's cured, and it will still be **!! I'm suffering from chronic rhinitis, and now I inhale a lot and only one nose is through!!

No way, if it's serious, go to a big hospital for treatment!! Don't go to a small hospital, it will kill people!!

Hello! According to your description, you have chronic hypertrophic rhinitis. There are drugs, nebulization, minimally invasive, etc.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for specialist examination and diagnosis, and then treat the symptoms**, so as not to affect work and study. Minimally invasive**, i.e., DNR low-temperature plasma ablation, is currently the best method for chronic rhinitis.

You should see a doctor, presumably allergic rhinitis

If the turbinates are swollen, eat less of some fungal things, don't rub your nose Go to the hospital to see a doctor for specific situations

I'm also in your situation A few years ago After going to the hospital, the doctor prescribed me a bottle of "Nejuna" spray, about 200, not too expensive, but it is very effective, it works after spraying, and now it is good I suggest you try it too, it is sold in big pharmacies

It is recommended to go to the hospital for a specialist examination to confirm the diagnosis, and then treat the symptoms**, so as not to affect work and study, and after reading, you can send the doctor's opinion to everyone to discuss.

Hello! Rhinitis should be timely**, long-term rhinitis blockage and increased secretions, early watery discharge, and then mucopurulent nasal discharge, patients may have low-grade fever and general malaise.

At present, the fastest curative effect of thorough**rhinitis is the use of low-temperature plasma**, the effect is very good, specific consultation to understand, listen to the analysis of experts**!

incomplete anti-inflammatory when cold, leading to chronic rhinitis; The mucous membrane in the nose is mostly destroyed because of the nasal discharge: the inner wall of the nose is very thin, without the protection of the mucosa, it will be very fragile, and now the indoor air is too dry, so there will always be bloodshots. It's okay!

1. Use a cotton swab dipped in sesame oil and rub it on the inside of your nose.

2. Wash your face with cool water every day, then suck the cold water through your nose.

3. It's best to buy a humidifier and put it in the bedroom.

There are four situations, and you should look at the latter two with a look.

1. Seborrheic dermatitis, which usually occurs in infancy and middle-aged people aged 30-60.

2. Rosacea.

Rosacea (rosacea) is more common in middle-aged people aged 30-50 years old, and women are more common than men.3 On fire, young people are on fire, and the fire will cause redness on both sides of the nose and acne.

4. AllergiesAllergies are a common cause of redness.

Advice from a high school student

In any case, the body comes first, and I hope you pay attention to it.

It depends on whether the pain caused by **, yes, in the sinuses, or the congestion of the nasal bridge.

Do an endoscopy, Symptoms of nasopharyngeal cancer, be alert to the early signs of nasopharyngeal cancer:

1) Nasal bleeding. Blood in the nasal discharge is often a sign of nasopharyngeal cancer.

2) Unilateral nasal congestion. It is mostly insignificant in the early stages, and it gradually worsens as the tumor grows. It is different from a cold in that it is unilateral nasal congestion and is ineffective against colds**.

3) Monaural symptoms. Enlargement of cancerous tissue, invasion of the eustachian tube can cause otitis media, causing ear pain, tinnitus, hearing loss, if compression of the eustachian tube pharyngeal opening, the pressure difference between the inside and outside of the tympanic chamber increases, which can aggravate the symptoms of tinnitus.

4) Migraine. Approximately 1 in 3 patients have severe headaches that are fixed and do not respond to analgesics. Headaches are caused by cancerous tissue invading or compressing cranial nerves.

5) Unilateral mouth and eye skew. Nasopharyngeal carcinoma invades cranial nerves, and can also cause crooked corners of the mouth, decreased vision in the affected eye, or double vision. These symptoms are sometimes the first complaints in some patients.

6) Neck lumps. According to statistics, about 80% of patients have lymph node metastasis behind the subclavian and below the earlobe, the mass grows rapidly, can be asymptomatic at all, can be mobile at first, and then adhesions occur in a short period of time, and immobilization.

7) Nasopharyngeal carcinoma can also metastasize to the liver, lungs, bones and other parts of the country, thus causing symptoms in the corresponding parts.

2) Tinnitus, hearing loss, and occlusion in the ear Nasopharyngeal carcinoma occurs when the lateral fossa of the nasopharynx side wall or the upper lip of the Eustachian tube opening, and the tumor compresses the Eustachian tube, which can cause unilateral tinnitus or hearing loss.

Relatively speaking, you may be thinking too much, and it shouldn't be a big deal