Is the nose all ventilated and one weak? 60

Normally, the nose does not breathe through one nose and the other nose does not breathe.

The nasal cavity has a physiological turbinate cycle, that is, the nasal cycle, which refers to the alternating contraction and expansion of the volume blood vessels in the mucosa of the inferior turbinate on both sides of normal people, which is manifested by the size of the turbinates on both sides, and the corresponding alternating changes in nasal resistance, which are rotated once in about 1-7 hours, and the total resistance of the nasal cavity on both sides remains unchanged, and has no obvious effect on nasal breathing, so normal people often do not consciously have nasal congestion.

If you feel like one nose is ventilated and the other is not, there may be the following:1Rhinitis, sinusitis:

Nasal mucosa is congested and swollen, there is secretion in the nasal passage, and the nasal cavity is blocked once, it is recommended to use nasal spray hormones such as mometasone furoate nasal spray, nasal decongestants such as oxymetazolin hydrochloride nasal spray, mucolytic agents such as eucalyptus, and oral antibiotics such as cefaclor for severe sinusitis. 2.Nasal foreign body:

It is more common in children, and nasal congestion is relieved after removal of the foreign body. 3.Nasal mass:

Surgical excision of the mass is required, and if benign, ventilation can be addressed; If malignant, chemotherapy and radiation are indicated.

If you have only one side of the nose to ventilate, the first thing to do is to find the cause of the nasal nonventilation. Chronic rhinitis is mainly characterized by alternating nasal congestion or persistent nasal congestion, but it is rare to have symptoms of only one side of nasal congestion or ventilation on the other, so it is necessary to perform a nasal examination with a fiber nasopharyngoscope to see whether there is a deviated septum, nasal polyps, benign and malignant tumors of the nose, sinusitis or adenoid hypertrophy. At this time, the main thing is to improve nasal ventilation.

If it is caused by inflammation, rhinitis drugs and nasal spray drugs can be used. If it is caused by a mass blocking the nasal passage, surgery** is required to improve nasal ventilation.

It is generally believed that chronic rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, nasal polyps, sinusitis and other nasal diseases, for patients with chronic rhinitis, one side of the nasal cavity has nasal mucus, one side of the nostril has turbinate hypertrophy, which is caused by the deviated septum of the contralateral inferior turbinate compensatory hypertrophy, and allergic rhinitis will appear nasal congestion, when there are nasal polyps on one side of the nasal cavity, there will be nasal discharge in the nasal cavity, blocking the nasal cavity, resulting in nasal ventilation, sinus inflammation is mainly due to nasal secretion blockage, ** should be treated differently, for children one side of the nasal cavity is not smooth, A nasal foreign body should be considered.

If you have symptoms of nasal congestion on one side of the nasal passage. If the time is short, the symptoms are mild, most of them are caused by acute rhinitis, if the time is long, you need to see if there is a deviated nasal septum, whether there are new nasal polyps, etc. You can take topical medication first, and if you promote recovery, you don't care, and if you have symptoms, you should do nasoscopy to find **.

Cases like nasal congestion, regardless of the cause, can be cured.

The nose is slightly ventilated and weak, which is mainly seen in three aspects: intranasal inflammation, nasal septum deviation, and tumor.

When there is inflammation and infection in the nasal cavity, one side of the nasal mucosa is congested and edema, resulting in obstruction of ventilation on one side, which is manifested as a weak ventilation of the nose, and azithromycin dispersible tablets and cefixime tablets can be used for anti-inflammatory**.

When the nasal septum is deviated, it will also lead to nasal ventilation disorder on one side, which is manifested as a weak ventilation of the nose, and it is not recommended to use drugs at this time**, and you should go to the otolaryngology department for endoscopic surgery**, which is also the only **plan. After surgery, you should eat a light diet and have regular check-ups.

When there is a tumor in the nose, it will compress the nasal septum, and even block one side of the nasal cavity, causing a weak ventilation of the nose. Follow-up should be performed within six months after surgery.

No. In a healthy, normal person, both nostrils are unobstructed, and if one is ventilated and the other is weak, it may be that the nasal septum is crooked, or there is inflammation or other problems.

No. Normally, both nostrils should feel the same air. If you feel that one nose is ventilating and the other is weak, it may be a nasal congestion caused by a cold, or a foreign body in your nose.

Yes, because normal people have two noses working and breathing in turns, so they will feel that one is ventilated and the other is weak.

No. Inflammation is usually present.

Because of some diseases, the rhinitis caused by it has become chronic if the root is not properly treated. In the future, you will often not be sick, but you will also have poor nose ventilation.

Thank you for your question.

No, it's all ventilated. Almost..

No, it should be the same state.

No, except when you have a cold.

In the case of one nose ventilated and one not, the following conditions can be considered:

1. Deviation of the nasal septum. In some patients, the septum is significantly deviated, and when it is biased towards one side of the nasal cavity, the nasal cavity is significantly narrowed, manifesting as one side of the nose being ventilated and the other side not ventilated.

Therefore, patients in the above situation should visit the otolaryngology department for corresponding rhinoscopy to confirm the diagnosis. If the impact on normal life is obvious, hospitalization surgery can be considered, and nasal septum deviation correction surgery can be considered, which can be relieved.

2. To check whether there is a lump in the nasal cavity, or the hypertrophy of the lower turbinates, sometimes there is a lump in one side of the nasal cavity, or the hypertrophy of one side of the nasal cavity and turbinate is obvious, the patient can see an otolaryngology department and give rhinoscopy to make a clear diagnosis.

If there is a nasal mass, the patient should consider surgical excision as early as possible, send pathological examination, and if the turbinate is hypertrophied, turbinate displacement or partial excision can be considered.

It's the nose that breathes, and the other nose is weak? Is that now that the weather is getting cooler? Feel the nasal ventilation function.