How to relieve dryness and pain inside the nose when breathing
Dryness and pain inside the nose during breathing are usually caused by acute upper respiratory tract infections, such as acute rhinitis or influenza. Symptoms may include nasal mucosal congestion, swelling, and turbinate hypertrophy, leading to a burning or painful sensation in the nasal cavity. This discomfort can be relieved by rinsing the nasal cavity. The specific procedure is as follows:
1. Prepare an appropriate amount of normal saline.
2. Sit upright, lean forward about 30 degrees, slightly lower your head, and keep your mouth open.
3. Use a nasal irrigator—insert the nozzle into one nostril and seal it tightly. Gently squeeze the bottle so that a small amount of saline flows into the nasal cavity through one nostril and exits through the other nostril or mouth. During irrigation, keep your mouth open and make a "ha" sound while breathing calmly.
Note that this method is only suitable for mild cases. If the pain is severe, it is recommended to visit a hospital directly and follow medical advice for proper treatment.