How does a runny nose work? How does nasal mucus come about

It could be rhinitis or a cold.

If you have a cold: then take cold medicine!

If it's rhinitis, then 1Oral drugs: mainly for the primary rhinitis, according to different rhinitis, the medication is different, allergic rhinitis needs anti-allergic, such as oxysiramine, chlorpheniramine, etc.

General chronic rhinitis can take Huo gall pills, various rhinitis tablets, etc. Atrophic rhinitis requires vitamin medications.

2.Topical nasal drops: Nasal drops are generally used to relieve the symptoms of rhinitis, nasal oil can relieve the dryness of dry rhinitis, fur and linen mixtures can relieve nasal obstruction, and hormone nasal drops can help reduce the symptoms of allergic rhinitis, such as sneezing and runny nose.

4.Surgery: Surgery is mainly used for rhinitis that has no obvious effect after the drug cannot be used, which can solve nasal congestion. It is suitable for nasal obstruction caused by turbinate hypertrophy, or atrophic rhinitis with extremely dry nasal cavity.

5.Laser or Microwave**: Suitable for nasal obstruction and has a promising benefit for sneezing. It generally does not solve the problem of runny nose.

6.Low-temperature plasma radiofrequency ** rhinitis: the indications are the same as laser and microwave, but the damage and *** are relatively small.

There are many kinds of rhinitis symptoms, and one of the symptoms of rhinitis, nasal congestion, has been introduced on the previous page. According to the different types of rhinitis, the symptoms of rhinitis are also different, the main symptoms of rhinitis are nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing, headache, dizziness, etc., but only these rhinitis symptoms can not diagnose rhinitis, but also rely on the otolaryngologist for a detailed examination, there are various types of rhinitis in the rhinitis topic in the otolaryngology department, but for your reference only, because you feel that it is rhinitis, in fact, it may be nasal polyps, nasal septum curvature, sinusitis and even malignant tumors. If you suspect that you have rhinitis, you may wish to go to the otolaryngology department for a check-up first, you can first compare the symptoms of otolaryngology on the Internet, the symptoms of rhinitis here mainly introduce runny nose, if you have nasal congestion click here.

Normally, the fluid secreted by the nasal mucus glands and the fluid that is evaporated are in relative equilibrium. Once nasal.

Pathological changes occur in the cavity, secretions may increase, and nasal discharge may form.

The nasal mucosa of the human body is rich in glands, which can secrete a large amount of mucus, and can secrete as much as 1000 ml a day and night when needed, so that the surface of the nasal mucosa is covered with a layer of mucus blanket that constantly moves backward with the movement of cilia, so as to increase the humidity of the inhaled air, prevent the mucosa of the respiratory tract from drying out, and maintain the movement of cilia. Although the nasal hairs have a filtering effect on the inhaled air, there are still some bacterial particles that go deep into the nasal cavity, and these fine particles settle with the air flow, and others come into contact with a large area of mucosal surface with the laminar flow and fall into the mucus blanket, in which the water neodymium particles can be dissolved, and the non-fibrosis particles or bacteria are sent to the nasopharynx with ciliary movement to swallow or spit out. Because the mucus blanket contains a large number of antibodies such as lysozyme, interferon, and secretory 18a that dissolve bacteria, bacteria and viruses are rarely found in the posterior part of the normal nasal cavity.

It can be seen that nasal secretions are very important to the human body. When there is a cold or nasal disease, the nasal mucosa is inflammatory, the secretion of glands and goblet cells increases, and a large amount of nasal secretion flows out, which is called nasal discharge. In addition, some people who come into contact with a certain allergen will also have a large amount of watery nasal discharge, which will stop when the allergen is removed.

However, many patients need medication**. Is there anything I can do to reduce nasal discharge? Use your index fingers to rub the wings of the nose on both sides of the nose bridge respectively, 20 times each time, you can stop for a period of time, so repeated, very simple, not wasteful but very effective.

Hello, your situation is considered to be a cold, you can use double coptis or banlan root in the early stage**, you can take cold medicine such as compound aminophen aminamine granules when you have obvious catarrhal symptoms such as runny nose and other symptoms**, and take anti-inflammatory drugs at the same time, drinking more boiled water is beneficial to relieve sore throat. Long-term discomfort requires taking antibiotics**.

What is the matter with a cold or hot head ache.

When a cold virus invades the body from the respiratory tract and causes a cold, the virus moves through the nasal cavity, causing the nasal mucosa to swell, and the nose secretes more water or mucus (secretions) to help us get rid of the dead virus naturally. If the original clear nasal discharge turns into yellow nasal discharge, it means that the nasal cavity has been inflamed by other bacteria or viruses, and the yellow and clear nasal discharge is like pus. When people are healthy, they have a strong resistance to various viruses.

However, if you encounter a hot and cold season, the body will not be able to adapt to it all of a sudden, and the resistance will be weakened, and the cold virus will take advantage of the weakness and cause diseases.

Runny nose is most common in rhinitis, nasal polyps, sinusitis, etc. Common causes of runny nose include:

1. Cold, the initial stage is watery or mucous, and purulent discharge can appear in the later stage of cold.

2. Chronic rhinitis: nasal discharge is mostly mucous nasal discharge. The amount can be more or less, 3. Allergic rhinitis:

It is a watery discharge, with a large amount, accompanied by sneezing, nasal itching, and can occur year-round or seasonally. Patients with allergic rhinitis can have asthma, especially in children.

4. Chronic sinusitis, mostly mucopurulent discharge, bilateral or unilateral, accompanied by nasal congestion, dizziness, memory loss, etc. Unilateral sinusitis should be considered odontogenic sinusitis.