Runny nose What to do if you feel a foreign body in your nose

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In life, the nose is also easy to enter foreign bodies, at this time you need to take care of it in time to avoid adverse effects on health, so what should I do if the nose enters a foreign body? What are the ways to remove a foreign body? The treatment of foreign bodies entering the nose needs to be mastered to avoid further harm to health, so let's learn more about how to solve the problem of foreign bodies entering the nose.

1. What should I do if I get a foreign body into my nose?

1.Find out what is different.

Before removing a nasal foreign body, it is important to know what kind of foreign body is inserted into the nostrils. The patient can be asked to sit in a chair with his head tilted back, and the patient's nostrils can be illuminated with a light with his hand, and the size, shape, and position of the foreign body, as well as the nostrils on both sides, should be insisted on so as not to miss it.

2.Softer foreign bodies can be removed with forceps.

If the nasal cavity is stuffed with some soft items such as paper balls and cotton balls, you can use tweezers and other clips to clip it out, but you must pay attention not to damage the nasal mucosa, if you can't pull it out, don't dig it hard, and seek medical attention in time.

3.Harder foreign objects should never be pulled out.

If something hard enters the nose, it must not be pulled out with tweezers, which is easy to scratch and puncture the mucous membrane, and may also make the foreign body barrel deeper, especially the glass ball and smooth metal foreign body, and may even slide through the nasopharynx into the throat into the trachea to cause tracheal foreign body, the problem will become more serious.

4.Forcefully exhale through your nose.

When a foreign body enters the nasal cavity, it is safer to inhale it through the mouth and exhale it through the nasal cavity. If you can't expel it at one time, you can repeat the above breathing action, or you can take a deep breath to block the nostril that has not been blocked, exhale forcefully with the nostril on the affected side, and use the airflow to expel the foreign body. If it still doesn't work, you should call a rhinologist** in time.

5.Seek prompt medical attention.

It is very dangerous for a foreign body to enter the nasal cavity, and if it cannot be removed in time, you should go to the hospital decisively**. In particular, if a child has severe cough or difficulty breathing due to a foreign body in the nasal cavity, parents should immediately call an ambulance and send them to the hospital for first aid.

2. How to clean the nasal cavity is the best

1. After getting up, take a deep breath first, and then use two thumbs to massage up and down the bridge of the nose, back and forth, until the nose feels smooth, and if there is liquid flowing out, let it flow naturally. Then, press your finger on one nostril and blow your nose to let the liquid out, then press on the other side in the same way as before. Then wipe it clean with a wet wipe, and it's good to go.

2. Before washing your face in the morning, dip a cotton swab in water, and then turn your nostrils to wipe. This cleans the nostrils and prevents colds.

3. Cut the nose hair frequently, don't let the nose hair be exposed, but don't cut it too short, too short to block the dust.

One: It may be a psychological effect, people's noses are sensitive, and psychological effects will engage people who feel uncomfortable.

2: It may be allergic rhinitis, with sneezing, itchy nose, runny nose and nasal congestion being the four most common symptoms. Sneezing is most severe in the early morning and when you wake up, and may occur inappropriately during the incubation period.

Three: It may be a nasal polyp, a vegetation that occurs in the nasal cavity. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is called nasal hemorrhoids.

Four: It may be a symptom of nasal congestion, which is a common manifestation of a cold.

Guidance: You can go to the otolaryngology department to see if you can use a cotton swab to remove the foreign body, and if necessary, to fight infection**.

Five: It may be rhinitis, that is, inflammation of the nasal mucosa and submucosal tissues. Symptoms such as congestion or edema often occur with nasal congestion, runny nose, itchy nose, throat discomfort, cough and other symptoms.

When there is inflammation in the nose, a large amount of nasal discharge can be secreted in the nasal cavity, which can turn yellow due to infection, cause cough when it flows through the throat, and can also flow through the anterior nostrils when the nasal discharge is very large.

Nasal congestion is a common symptom of a cold. Drink plenty of hot water!

Go to an otolaryngology clinic and see that some people develop nasal polyps.

It is more likely to be inflammatory.

If the insect crawls, it will feel like it is wriggling, not feeling fluid.

And something comes out of the nose, sometimes it is a cold and there is snot, it will flow out, or it will be windy, it will leave a clear white snot, at this time it is not very viscous, so it will leak out.

As for rhinitis, it is when you have a cold, especially when you are cold, it will be **, so that you will feel that something is flowing out, which is caused by inflammation.

There is also a type of allergic rhinitis, which is caused by things that you are allergic to when you come into contact with dust or pollen, and you may also feel like something is flowing out.

You can go to the hospital to find out what is causing you to feel this way.

Guidance:

Considering rhinitis, the following symptoms are generally caused by nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing, rhinitis-type headache, dizziness, etc., but it is not possible to conclude that it is true. In general, rhinitis can be treated with oral medications**, such as oral azithromycin and rhinitining granules**. Avoid spicy food, eat lightly, drink plenty of water in moderation and other things that help recovery.

If it does not get better, you can go to the hospital for an X-ray to confirm the diagnosis.