Dry and bleeding nasal mucosa

Dry and bleeding nasal mucosa is very common in daily life. This condition not only causes great harm to the patient's physical health, but also seriously affects their normal life and work. Therefore, it is particularly important to find a scientific and effective treatment method. Dry and bleeding nasal mucosa can be treated by massaging the Yintang acupoint, which can have a good effect. Friends in need can try it.

1. Dry and bleeding nasal mucosa

Dry rhinitis: a concurrent disease caused by symptoms such as indigestion, anemia, constipation, nephritis, etc., which is often related to vitamin deficiency. Vitamin deficiency causes degenerative lesions in the nasal mucosal epithelium and reduced adenoid secretion. Vitamin B2 deficiency can lead to epithelial cell metabolism disorders and weakened mucosal resistance, thus facilitating the formation of dry rhinitis.

Atrophic rhinitis: Medically, it is generally believed to be related to the deficiency of lipids or fat-soluble vitamins, the deficiency or imbalance of trace elements, genetic factors, collagen diseases, etc. It often occurs in young women, and symptoms tend to worsen during menstruation. However, with the development of immunology in recent years, it has been found that most patients with this disease have immune system dysfunction, so relevant professionals call it an immune disease.

2. Treatment recommendations

The weather is dry in spring. Since the nasal mucosa is thin and has abundant capillaries, it is easy to become brittle, leading to nasal congestion and even nosebleeds.

Chinese medicine experts recommend frequently pinching and kneading the Yintang acupoint, which can not only effectively improve dry nose and keep the nasal cavity moist, but also prevent rhinitis, colds and other diseases.

The Yintang point is located at the midpoint of the line connecting the two eyebrows on the forehead. Use your bent index and middle fingers to gently pinch and rub the Yintang point until you feel numbness and swelling locally. Generally, pinching and kneading for two minutes can promote mucus secretion, keep the nasal cavity moist, and stimulate the olfactory cells to make the sense of smell more sensitive.

In addition, frequently fumigating the nose with hot air can effectively moisten the nasal mucosa. If the problem of nasal dryness is more serious, you can also use a cotton swab dipped in saline to wipe the nasal cavity.