The inflammation in front of the nose.

Nasal inflammation is a common but easily neglected nasal disease that, while not as life-threatening as some serious nasal diseases, can cause many discomfort and distress to patients. Knowledge of nasal inflammation is important for self-care, timely treatment and prevention of relapse. II. Pre-nose inflammation causes (i) nasal circulatory stimuli in the nasal cavity produce a certain amount of genre in normal physiology to keep the nasal cavity wet and clean. However, when it comes to nasal diseases such as nasal inflammation, sinus inflammation, the quantity of the secretions can increase significantly and may change in nature. These increasing and abnormally secretive substances often flow out of their nostrils, stimulating their skin for long periods of time. For example, during an allergy period, large quantities of water samples of slugs flow repeatedly through the nose, or the long-term accumulation of sept secretions from patients with snortitis can disrupt the normal physiology of the skin of the snout, leading to the impairment of skin defence functions. (ii) Bad nasal-drilling habits are a very common but undesirable habit. Many people accidentally dig their nostrils with their fingers, which can easily damage the skin of their noses. The skin in front of the nose is relatively tender, and the scratching of the fingernails may cause minor damage. Once the skin is damaged, bacteria are vulnerable to intrusion and inflammation. Moreover, during nose-drilling, the bacteria on hand may be brought directly into front of the nose, increasing the risk of infection. In addition, long-term, over-heavy nasal digging may lead to thickening of the horny skin in front of the nose, further affecting the normal functioning of the skin. (iii) Environmental factors that are chronically in a dry, dusty or irritant chemical environment can also have adverse effects on the front skin of the nose. Dry air can drain the water from the skin in front of the nose and become dry, fragile and more vulnerable to cracks. For example, in the winter in the north, the indoor and outdoor air is dry and the water evaporation of the front-snose skin accelerates. The dust particles in the multi-dust environment are attached to the skin surface of the front nose, irritating the skin and possibly carrying harmful substances such as bacteria. In environments where irritating chemicals are present, such as chemical production workshops, chemical substances volatilization can stimulate the front skin of the nose and damage the skin barrier function, thereby inducing prenose inflammation. (iv) Other factors, such as diabetes, increase the risk of pre-nose inflammation due to high levels of blood sugar, the susceptibility to bacteria and reduced resistance to skin and mucous membranes. In addition, the long-term use of certain drugs, such as the local application of sugary leather hormones in the nasal cavity, may affect normal metabolism of the skin of the frontal nose and increase the likelihood of inflammation. III. Symptoms of nasal inflammation (i) local pain arrhythmia sufferers often from different levels of pain in the front court. The pain is significantly increased when it touches the front of the nose or when it is carried out in some manner, such as a snout. The degree of pain varies from one person to another, the light may be just a slight sting, while the severe patient may feel severe pain and even affect normal life and sleep. For example, while pain may be relatively light at the beginning of the inflammation, it may increase as the inflammation develops. (ii) Abundance of the skin in front of the skin is one of the typical symptoms of prenose inflammation. Inflammatory irritation leads to local vascular expansion and increased blood flow, resulting in red and red skin. The extent of haematoma may vary and may be limited to one side or part of the nasal court, or may extend to the whole nasal court. Early haemorrhage may be less visible, but as the disease develops, it increases and the skin colour becomes redder and the body hardens. (iii) The hydrologic balance of the front-snose skin has been disrupted by the effects of inflammation and the skin is prone to cracking. Differing to different degrees, the light is a small crack to the skin surface, while the heavy may have deeper cracks, even with haemorrhage. At the same time, seepages occur during inflammation, and when they dry up, they form a condensation. It may be light yellow or tan, but it is hard. Patients often suffer from nasal discomfort due to contusions and sometimes use their hands unwittingly, which in turn tends to cause further skin damage and inflammation. (iv) Nasal hairs may also cause nasal hairs to fall. Nasal hair plays an important filtration function in the nasal cavity, which can prevent aliens such as dust and bacteria from entering the deep of the nasal cavity. Stimulation of inflammation can cause damage to the nasal pellets and make them fragile. The loss of nose hair not only affects the normal defence function of the nasal cavity, but may also further exacerbate inflammation of the nasal cavity and the frontal snout. IV. Diagnosis (i) medical history of a nasal inflammation is first examined in detail by the doctor. These include the existence of a nasal-drilling habit, recent nasal diseases such as nasal inflammation or sinus inflammation, conditions of work and living environment, and the existence of a whole-body disease or the use of certain special drugs. For example, if patients indicate a long-term nostril habit and there is a recent increase in nasal cavity, doctors are highly suspicious of the relevance of nasal inflammation. (ii) Medical examination consists mainly of careful observation of the frontal court. The doctor will observe the colour of the skin in front of the nose, whether it is red or not, if it is bruised, if it is lacerated, and if he is aware of the state of his nose hair. When snorting is examined, the depth of the nose is more clearly seen. In addition, the pathologies within the nasal cavity are checked, as nasal cavity is often one of the contributing factors to the arrhythmia. For example, if mucous membranes in the nasal cavity are found to be inundated and septified, this may indicate that nasal inflammation is the cause of prenural inflammation. (iii) The diagnosis of pre-nose inflammation requires identification with a number of other nasal diseases. For example, the symptoms of a nasal morbid rash are similar to those of a nasal inflammation, but a nasal morbid rash is usually accompanied by a clear acupuncture, rash can be multi-formated and shown in herpes, rubles, etc. In addition, nostrils need to be identified, mainly in the form of limited red and swollen fever, with visible puss, with more severe pain and generally inflammation of individual furs and their surroundings. V. Treatment of nasal inflammation (i) Treatment of nasal cavity: Active treatment of pre-nose diseases is essential if they are caused by nasal diseases such as inflammation and sinus. In cases of allergies, treatment can be provided with antimonals, sugar cortex hormones, etc., to reduce nasal cavity. In the case of patients with nasal inflammation, there may be a need for treatments such as the use of antibiotics based on the condition and the introduction of nasal fluids. Correcting bad habits: Patients must overcome bad nasaling. There are ways to remind yourself, for example, to paste their fingers or wear gloves. At the same time, care must be taken to keep hands clean and to reduce the number of bacteria on hand. (ii) Clean local treatment: Cleaning the nose is an important part of the treatment. Light cleaning of the nostrils can be done with warm or physico-saline water, so as to remove the secretions, stale, etc. When cleaning, be careful to act softly and avoid skin damage. In the case of rigidity, the physico-saline can be wet first and then lightly removed after softening. Drug treatment: Select the appropriate drug according to the type and degree of inflammation. In the case of nasal inflammation caused by bacterial infections, antibiotic ointment, such as the gold comogene eyepaste, the mopirose ointment etc, can be partially painted. These drugs can inhibit bacteria and reduce inflammation. For patients with skin cracks or drying, a number of accelerative and restorative ointments, such as Vaseline, can be used. During the acute inflammation period, a number of Chinese formulations, such as golden yellow ointment, which have anti-swollen effects, may be used appropriately for external dressing. (iii) The full-body treatment may require the full-body application of antibiotics for patients with a more serious condition or associated with a full-body disease, such as diabetes. At the same time, efforts are being made to control all-pervasive diseases, such as diabetes, by strictly controlling blood sugar levels in order to increase the resilience of the body and to promote the rehabilitation of prenautitis. VI. Prevention of nasal inflammation (i) maintenance of the nasal cavity cleans up to a good nasal cavity, which can be washed with physico-saline water. Nasal rinsing can be effective in the removal of excretions, dust and other things in the nasal cavity, reducing their irritation to the front skin. However, attention should be paid to the method and frequency of washing, so as to avoid excessive washing leading to damage to the nasal mucous membranes. (ii) To improve the environment so as to avoid long periods of dry, dusty or irritant chemicals. If unavoidable, a number of protective measures can be taken, such as the use of humidifiers in dry environments and the wearing of masks in multi-dust environments. When working in an environment with irritant chemical substances, safety protocols are strictly observed and effective protective devices are worn. (iii) Increased immunity to healthy lifestyles, including a balanced diet, adequate exercise, adequate sleep, etc., contributes to increased body immunity. Increased immunity can better protect against bacterial and viral pathogens and reduce the incidence of nasal cavities and frontal diseases. In addition, the cessation of alcohol and alcohol has a positive effect on the prevention of prenautitis. VII. Although it is a common case of nasal inflammation, it causes discomfort and distress to patients. Understanding their causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and prevention methods is essential for both patients and health-care providers. Through active preventive measures and correct treatment, most patients can effectively mitigate symptoms, restore the health of their noses and improve their quality of life. It is hoped that more people will be able to focus on the “small problem” of nasal inflammation and avoid it developing into a more serious nasal disease.