Symptoms of Hyperventilation of the Nasal Candidate

A blocked nose is uncomfortable, but over-ventilation will also be uncomfortable because it can easily cause the nasal cavity to become too dry, and even cause damage to the nasal mucosa, leading to nosebleeds. Excessive nasal ventilation is medically called dry rhinitis, which often leads to olfactory disorders, nasal blockage, nerve dullness and many other symptoms.

Symptoms of Hyperventilation of the Nasal Candidate

1. Blocked nasal passages

Pus crust blocking the nasal cavity can cause nasal congestion, or because the nerves of the nasal mucosa are insensitive, even if the pus crust is removed, it is difficult to feel the air passing through, which can be mistaken for nasal congestion.

2. Dryness of nose and nasopharynx

This is due to the atrophy of the glands in the nasal mucosa and the decrease in secretions.

3. Nasal secretions

The secretions of atrophic rhinitis usually appear as lumpy and tubular pus, which cannot be squeezed out and will cause nasal bleeding.

4. Olfactory impairment

The sense of smell is often reduced or absent. This is caused by atrophy of the olfactory mucosa or obstruction by dry crusts.

5. Headache and dizziness

Due to the atrophy of nasal conchae, the nasal cavity lacks the function of regulating temperature and heat preservation. The stimulation of nasal mucosa by inhaling cold air and the stimulation of pus crust can all cause headache and dizziness.

6. Foul breath

Due to the growth and reproduction of bacteria under the pus scab, the protein in the pus scab rots and decomposes, producing a foul odor, which is called fetid nose syndrome.

treat

1. Eliminate the cause of the disease. Improve environmental conditions by reducing dust, lowering temperature, and ventilating the environment, and strengthen personal protection measures such as wearing masks and flushing the nasal cavity. 2. Topical application: oily nasal drops, such as compound peppermint oil, liquid paraffin or nasal ointment. Care should be taken not to use vasoconstrictors. You can use normal saline, liquid paraffin, diluted glycerin, etc. for intranasal drops. In addition, you can perform nasal irrigation once a day. 3. Take cod liver oil pills and vitamin B2 orally. Vitamin B2 can promote normal cell metabolism. 4. Take vitamin C orally. Vitamin C has a protective effect on the capillary walls. 5. Vitamin A helps epithelial recovery.