What to do if the chemical gas damages the nose and can t smell it

The causes of anosmia include turbinate hypertrophy, nasal polyps, intranasal tumors, atrophic rhinitis, olfactory neuropathy, chemical gas damage, etc., and it is recommended to go to the otolaryngology department of the hospital for detailed examination.

Small way. Try it first].

1. Massage nasal folds:

Rub your hands together, massage the Yingxiang acupoint (located in the nasal groove, the midpoint of the outer edge of the horizontal nose) more than ten times, which can prevent colds and reduce nasal congestion symptoms after colds.

2. Insert onions in the nose:

What should I do if my nose is not breathing after a cold? You can sleep by stuffing a fresh onion strip into each nostril and removing it after 3 hours, usually at one time. If not, you can do it again the next day.

It is worth reminding: first of all, the green onion strips should be thicker and thinner, first, the medicinal power is small; second, it is easy to inhale deep into the nasal cavity and is not easy to take out; Secondly, if the patient's nasal cavity is allergic to fresh onions, a thin layer of cotton can be placed on the outer bread of the green onion strips.

3. Breathe steam

When you first catch a cold, pour boiling water into a cup and breathe deeply into the hot air until the water in the cup is cold, several times a day, to reduce nasal congestion.

4. Drugs**:

The quickest effect, but not very serious, try not to use drugs. Be sure to consult your doctor about specific medications.

However, in this case, it is best to seek medical attention quickly. 】

I've been like this too, when I smell chlorine and ammonia, hcl. At one point, my nose was out of order, I couldn't smell it, and I was very uncomfortable (especially ammonia).

However, after a few weeks (no more experiments), the nose slowly recovered.

As long as you pay attention to your own protection, wear a mask, and as long as you are not poisoned, I think your nose should be fine.

Obviously poisoned, hurry up**ah.

Nose ventilation can be chronic rhinitis, which can sometimes lead to nasal congestion, runny nose, headaches, dizziness and even memory loss. Now it may be that chronic rhinitis still does not have ** can take Qianbai rhinitis tablets, cetirizine. You can go to the ENT department of the hospital first to check it** You may also need to take other medicines, pay attention to the rules of diet and daily life, and try not to eat hot things on chili peppers.

It should be a malfunction of smell caused by a cold, and it is recommended to go to the hospital in time to diagnose**, symptomatic**. You need to exercise more to enhance your physical fitness, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink more water, and pay attention to rest.

Hello, this situation is considered to be caused by allergic rhinitis and anti-allergy drugs are recommended** and care is taken to avoid catching a cold.

If you can't smell it in your nose, you can't smell it. There are two conditions, one is complete inability to smell, loss of smell; One is partial smelling, which is called hyposmia. The main causes are as follows:

First, inflammation of the nasal cavity and sinuses, nasal polyps, foreign bodies in the nasal cavity, acute and chronic inflammation of the nasal cavity and sinuses, a large number of MPT, blocking the breathing passage, normal air or odorous gases cannot reach our olfactory area, and we cannot smell; The second and most common is also a viral injury, such as when there is a sudden emergency, when there is an acute upper respiratory tract infection when you have a cold, the viral damage leads to our olfactory neuritis. Then in this case, if our olfactory nerve cells are damaged, then we may not be able to smell the odor as well. There is also a central disease, the central olfactory area, the olfactory center of the center, such as bleeding, obstruction, etc., will also damage our sense of smell, so if we damage our sense of smell at the central level, we will not be able to smell.

The inability to smell in the nose is due to anosmia, which is mostly caused by chronic rhinitis or nasal mucosal lesions caused by chronic rhinosinusitis.

Olfactory disturbances can be caused by bromine nerve centers (eg, tumors) or peripheral lesions:

The surrounding ones are mostly caused by nasal mucosal lesions, such as:

1. Upper respiratory tract infection:

After a cold, the nasal mucosa may be congested, swollen, and secreted with increased inflammatory lesions, causing symptoms such as nasal congestion and runny nose. Due to nasal congestion and nasal mucosal lesions, the olfactory receptors on the mucosa are less sensitive to odors. This loss of smell is temporary, and when the upper sense is restored, the sense of smell will gradually return.

2. Chronic hypertrophic rhinitis:

It is caused by acute rhinitis or incomplete rhinitis. Symptoms are severe nasal congestion, which is mostly persistent, accompanied by anosmia, and the discharge is not much but not easy to blow. Nasal endoscopy reveals turbinate hypertrophy.

3. Chronic sinusitis:

It is often secondary to upper sensation, acute rhinitis, purulent discharge, nasal congestion, headache, loss or loss of sense of smell, and tenderness in the paranasal sinuses, which can be confirmed by plain x-ray or CT.

4. Atrophic rhinitis; It can also cause loss or loss of the sense of smell. However, there is no nasal congestion, whereas the nasal mucosa is dry, the nasal cavity is wide, and hyperventilated.

Loss of sense of smell should be done after the relevant examination, and the ** should be carried out ** after the ** is clear.

Hello, the symptoms of anosmia are mainly related to the absence of smell, hyperolsis and anosmia deviation, etc., and the most common is the absence of smell. When the smell can not reach the olfactory mucosa, severe cold and flu cause nasal congestion can lose the sense of smell, the olfactory nerve itself functions normally, but due to the obstruction of the nose, the air can not reach the olfactory area, the substances in the air can not be dissolved in the mucosal secretions of the olfactory area, and there is no sense of smell without chemical reaction. Similarly, in addition to colds, sinusitis, chronic hypertrophic rhinitis, nasal polyps, deviated septums, and even nasal tumors can all produce severe nasal congestion, which can cause loss of smell.

If this happens, it is recommended to go to a hospital to remove the polyps and tumors so that the nasal mucosa can return to normal and the sense of smell can be restored. The second is the olfactory nerve itself, sometimes the cold and flu are cured, and the symptoms of nasal congestion are also decreasing, but the sense of smell has not recovered, because the cold has affected the olfactory nerve, resulting in inflammation of the olfactory nerve and loss of normal function. Olfactory nerve function usually recovers gradually after the virus has subsided, and topical steroids or vitamins to promote olfactory recovery may be used.

Altered sense of smell can occur when the brain has problems receiving odors, such as traumatic brain injury, tumors, or mental illnesses.

It is recommended that you go to the ENT department of a regular hospital for further examination and diagnosis to rule out organic lesions, and then go to the psychiatric department of a regular hospital to rule out olfactory hallucinations.

Go to the hospital first to check the cause, and the sense of smell should be broken as soon as possible**.

I won't list them one by one, just talk about this saline nasal wash, I read [13 years of rhinitis accompanied], I decided to use traditional Chinese medicine ** rhinitis because it is a foreign Chinese medicine powder, so every time before the medicine, I will use saline nasal lavage, so I insisted on it for a month, and the rhinitis was good, so saline nasal irrigation has an auxiliary effect, and the most important thing is to choose the drug**, I hope it will help you.

Personally, I think rhinitis is inseparable from nasal congestion, sneezing, and runny nose.

As for the other symptoms, it depends on the severity of the rhinitis.

My rhinitis was cured with external Chinese medicine powder, nothing *** [Niu Bi Diary] is also very clearly written.

After the examination, I found out that my nose was to smell for a while, and after going to Chengdu Minsheng Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, after examination, the doctor. After I learned about it, it didn't take long for me to get better, and it felt good to be able to smell it.

The receptor for the sense of smell is in the olfactory mucosa of the middle meatus. After the odorous substance enters the nasal cavity with the air and touches the mucosa of the olfactory area, it dissolves in the olfactory gland secretion, and a part of the olfactory hair is stimulated and impulsive, and the impulse is transmitted to the olfactory center of the brain through the olfactory nerve and olfactory bulb to produce the olfactory pulse.

The causes of anosmia are: nasal obstruction, odor-containing substances can not enter the nasal cavity, and another reason is that after entering the nasal cavity, the olfactory cells cannot arouse impulses and cannot be transmitted to the olfactory sedimentation center. The former is mostly nasal diseases, which prevent odorous substances from entering the nasal cavity, or cannot arouse impulses due to problems with olfactory hairs, while the latter are mostly olfactory nerve problems, which may be caused by viral infections.

The difference between the two is very easy, after using ephedrine nasal drops to ventilate the nasal cavity, see if you can still smell the smell, if you can smell it, it is caused by nasal obstruction, if you still smell the smell and can't close the smell, it is an olfactory nerve problem. If it is caused by the former nasal obstruction, it is easier to relieve the nasal disease, and if it is olfactory neuropathy caused by viral infection, it is possible that it will recover after a period of time. Some drugs that nourish the nerves can be used, such as vitamin B, ATP, methylcobalamin; Nasal or fissured drops with peppermint compound to stimulate nasal olfactory cells.

You can also see a neurologist for treatment.

Whether it's rhinitis again, or a cold, usually in this case, the nose will be like this.

Go to the hospital for a check-up, and seek medical attention as soon as possible if you have any physical problems!