Why does my nose smell bad after sneezing?

When someone sneezes, they will find a bad smell in their nasal passages, and only they can feel it. Confused, what's the deal with a peculiar smell when sneezing? About, what's the deal with a smell when sneezing? What should I do if my sneeze smells? I'll answer them all for you!

What is the smell of sneezing garbage has been accumulated for a long time, and with the action of bacteria, it will emit a foul smell. Some people feel a particular smell in their nose, while others don't, and in fact may not have any smell at all, which is called subjective stench. In addition, some people may not feel the smell themselves, while others obviously feel the odor, but in fact the smell does exist, which is called objective odor.

What to do if your sneeze smells sneezing smells, it is recommended to try the method of nasal irrigation with saline, this method is not ***, it has a good effect on simple rhinitis, and it is important to insist. As long as you have a good grasp of the concentration, temperature, operation method and choice of the right equipment, you can effectively eliminate inflammation and relieve symptoms. When the inflammation is gone, the nasal secretion will tend to be normal, and the nasal cavity will not be dry, so that bacteria will not accumulate under the scab and cause odor.

This method does not use drugs**, so the effect is not as fast as the drug, but it is safe and reliable, the key is to persist, as long as you can continue to use it for a period of time, the effect will be obvious.

The cause of a foul smell when sneezing1. Objective stench:

Nasal foreign body: more common in children, because the foreign body enters the nasal cavity, can not be discharged, and can not inform the adult in time, after a long time, the foreign body remains in the nasal cavity and causes mucosal inflammation, mostly unilateral nasal obstruction, purulent smell of nasal discharge.

Atrophic rhinitis: It is more common in young people, because most people with this disease have a sense of smell and cannot smell the odor, while others can hardly tolerate this smell and often avoid him. Some patients with severe foul smell will smell the foul smell when they are far away, so it is called foul nose.

Malignant tumors: malignant tumors are more common in middle-aged and elderly people. In addition to the foul smell of the nose, it is often accompanied by symptoms such as spontaneous bleeding and headache. Therefore, middle-aged and elderly people are limited to foul smell in the nasal cavity or often have nosebleeds for no obvious reason, and should consult a doctor for examination in time**.

Osteomyelitis: frontal osteomyelitis, ethmoid sinusitis, pediatric maxillary osteomyelitis, there can be a foul smell when pus is discharged, mistaken for nasal odor.

Caseating rhinitis: The nasal cavity or sinuses are filled with tofu milk-like dirt, which destroys bones and causes foul odor.

2. Subjective stench:

Inflammation of the sinuses: purulent discharge often has a fishy odor; In particular, in odontogenic maxillary sinusitis, the discharge is often foul-smelling and can only be smelled by the patient himself.

Extranasal causes: such as nasopharyngeal lesions, tonsillitis, dyspepsia and gastric diseases, etc., because of the smell upward, rushing into the nasal cavity, patients often think that there is something wrong with the nasal cavity. This smell is rarely felt by others.

Olfactory hallucinations: hysteria or other psychiatric abnormalities. Originally, there was no abnormal smell in the nasal cavity, but the patient felt that the nasal odor was particularly strong, and he urgently requested **, and often went to the doctor everywhere, and there was no abnormal finding during the examination.

There are two possibilities for a sneeze to smell.

1.Bad breath is mostly caused by stomach fire or liver and gallbladder dampness, and bad breath can be caused by poor oral hygiene, periodontal disease, dry mouth, smoking, illness or eating specific food.

2.Atrophic rhinitis can also cause foul breathing, lumpy nasal secretions, tubular purulent scabs, which are not easy to blow out, and a small amount of nosebleeds when the dry scabs are pulled out vigorously. It is often mistaken for the initial rhinitis of a cold.

After the weather turns cooler, some patients get up in the morning and sneeze continuously, have a runny nose, and have nasal congestion when the temperature difference is large, mistakenly thinking that it is a cold and taking some cold medicine casually, resulting in an increasingly aggravated condition.