Nasal congestion, also known as a stuffy nose, is identified by the inflammation and swelling of the tissues and blood vessels inside the nose and surrounding area, which tends to create a “plugged” feeling throughout the sinuses. There are several possible physical and environmental conditions and ailments that can cause a “stuffy” congested nose.
If you’re experiencing post nasal drip and are concerned that it might be a symptom of COVID-19, you may find some comfort in knowing that the two are not typically associated. Post nasal drip is often considered a symptom of other illnesses and conditions, such as the...
Post nasal drip is described as the overproduction and noticeable accumulation of mucus in the back of the nose down and into the throat. Signs and symptoms of post nasal drip can include a frequent urge to swallow or clear one’s throat, a raspy or gurgly voice, an irritated throat, and a persistent cough.
What Are The Symptoms Of A Sinus Infection? Symptoms of a sinus infection may include: a stuffy and congested nose, difficulty breathing through your nose, discolored discharge from your nose, post-nasal drip (mucus running down your throat), anosmia (reduced or no sense of smell or taste), swelling and tenderness around your eyes.
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If you’ve ever suffered from seasonal allergies, you’ve almost certainly wondered to yourself - “Why can’ttheyjust cure my allergies?” The symptoms you experience when your seasonal allergies flare up are a direct result of your body’s immune system’s response to a foreign invader. Your body sees things like dust, pollen, and other airborne particulates as the enemy and goes into defense mode to protect you from them. In theory, if you could eliminate or prevent all that pollen and dust from getting in, you could also hopefully avoid the allergic reaction. Wouldn’t that be nice???
Life during the pandemic is far from normal and, of course, it’s far from over. Now, researchers have discovered another tool to fight off the novel coronavirus. A povidone iodine solution has shown to be highly effective at killing the novel coronavirus within seconds of its application. For years, povidone iodine solutions have been used in a similar fashion to prevent various types of illnesses and infections.
What can you do to stop your allergy symptoms? At the worst of times, allergy symptoms can become pretty unbearable. The good news is there are some more natural steps you can take to help prevent them from flaring up in the first place. Here are 6 things you can do to stop allergy symptoms before they start.
People in just about every sector of the economy, from restaurant workers to bankers and waste collectors to taxi drivers, are at risk of contracting and spreading the virus. As a result, the thought of spreading the virus to our family members is something that we all have to worry about.
We’re not talking about flushing your nose with your old neti pot. True nasal hygiene is the practice of keeping your sinuses clean, clear, and moisturized to ensure your nose functions at its peak performance.
Stop your allergy symptoms before they ever flare up. We've discovered some pretty simple things you can add to your daily routine. Try incorporating the tips below into your schedule to reduce your chances of coming into contact with pollutants, allergens, and other airborne triggers.
The effects of obstructive sleep apnea can not only prevent you from leading a healthy and productive life, they are potentially very damaging to your overall health. Currently, the most common treatment for sufferers is to use a Continuous Positive Airflow Pressure (CPAP) machine, which assists in keeping your air passages open while you sleep. For some people, something as simple as changing your sleeping position may prevent you from experiencing symptoms.
