What causes excessive nose sweating?

When the temperature is very high, the human body often sweats in many parts of the body, but some people often sweat from the nose. The reasons for this phenomenon are very complicated. If the human body is very nervous or excited, it will cause nose sweating, but it may also be caused by physical illness. So what is the reason for excessive nose sweating?

First, what is the reason for excessive sweating in the nose? If your nose is always sweating, it means that your lung qi is insufficient and you need to regulate and replenish qi. Western medicine believes that this is a manifestation of low immunity and that immunity needs to be improved. Insufficient lung qi is a common symptom. Many children and the elderly will have sub-health symptoms of insufficient lung qi. When the lung qi is insufficient, many symptoms of physical discomfort will appear, such as chest tightness, shortness of breath, and cough. This group of people are prone to various diseases. This can be said to be a chronic disease that needs to be slowly adjusted.

Second, insufficient lung qi is mainly caused by congenital weak constitution. Use both hands to tap your legs every day and press the left and right sides of your legs, because this is where the lung meridian of the human body is located. Through tapping and stimulation, it can play a role in regulating the lung meridian. Traditional Chinese medicine has a saying that "laughing often can open up the lungs". Laughing can expand the lungs and clear out the "turbid air" from the respiratory tract. When people laugh heartily, they can absorb more oxygen, which flows throughout the body with the blood, making every cell in the body full of vitality. Deep breathing is the simplest and easiest method. The best time to go outdoors and take deep breaths is when the sun just comes out. This is beneficial for exercising the respiratory function and thus replenishing the lung qi. Generally speaking, 20-30 times a day is enough. The "Xi" exercise replenishes the lung qi. The method is to retract the lips slightly, bring the upper and lower teeth together without touching, and insert the tip of the tongue into the gap between the upper and lower teeth, leaving it slightly protruding. Exhale and say the word "si", raise both hands from the front of the lower abdomen, gradually turn the palms upward and level with the chest, then rotate the arms outward, turn the palms over to face outward, and push them to the left and right, like bird wings. When you have finished exhaling, let your arms drop naturally as you inhale. After rubbing the outer sides of your thumbs together until you feel warmth, use the outer sides of your thumbs to massage up and down the bridge of your nose and both sides of your nose for 30 times. Then, massage the Yingxiang points on both sides of the nose, which are located in the nasolabial groove, horizontally at the midpoint of the outer edge of the nose, 15 to 20 times each time. Do this 1 to 2 times a day to enhance the nose's resistance to cold, and also to treat colds and nasal congestion.

What is the reason for excessive sweating in the nose? By understanding the above content, you can know the specific reason. At this time, the patient should eat more peanuts. It is mild in nature, sweet in taste, good at replenishing lung qi and moistening the lungs. It is suitable for people with lung deficiency and chronic cough. "Illustrated Southern Yunnan Materia Medica" believes that peanuts can nourish the middle and replenish qi, and can nourish the lungs when cooked in salt water. "Bencao Beiyao" says it nourishes the spleen and moistens the lungs. "Yao Xing Kao" also said: Shengyan can be used to reduce phlegm, and is suitable for people with dry cough, as it can nourish dryness and reduce fire. Therefore, people with lung deficiency, regardless of lung qi deficiency or lung yin deficiency, are suitable to boil peanuts in water and eat them, and they should not be fried before eating.