There is blood in the nasal discharge in the morning

We all know that some patients with rhinitis will feel particularly uncomfortable in their noses when they wake up in the morning, and they will sneeze and have runny noses constantly. Sometimes, there may be some blood in the snot. Most of these bloods are caused by getting angry or ruptured capillaries in the nose. So what should you do if there is blood in your snot in the morning?

If rhinitis is severe, the blood vessels in the severely inflamed nasal mucosa are more likely to rupture, causing blood in the nasal discharge. Nasal polyps can be seen as lumps in the nasal passages. If you can't see them, then they don't exist. A deviated nasal septum can cause rhinitis. I’ll give you a method and then give you the theory. If you think it cannot be cured, see theory.

Buy yourself a yoga neti pot, pour warm salt water into it, and let the water flow slowly under the guidance of gravity to wash the delicate tissues of the nasal cavity, removing the mucus on the surface of the tissue and the viruses and other harmful substances in the mucus. Slowly cure rhinitis.

theory:

Rhinitis is caused by long-term inflammation of the nose, such as a cold, or physiological factors such as pregnancy or mechanical changes in the structure of the nasal cavity, such as a deviated nasal septum. The inflamed part of the nose will secrete a large amount of purulent substance, which we call nasal discharge. Nasal mucus contains a large number of germs and substances that can cause tissue inflammation, so the accumulation of mucus in the nasal cavity will cause the inflammation in the nose to continue to worsen and develop, and will be more likely to cause a cold, forming a vicious cycle of cold → rhinitis → more likely to catch a cold → more severe rhinitis.

At the same time, the mucus will be transported to the nasopharynx by the nasal cilia, but because it is too sticky to slide into the stomach and be processed, it sticks to the nasopharynx. These nasal mucus will constantly irritate the nasopharyngeal tissue, causing pharyngitis. In severe cases, symptoms such as coughing will appear, and the secretions spit out from the mouth become what we call sputum. Therefore, pharyngitis is usually accompanied by rhinitis.

The simplest and most effective solution is to buy a yoga neti pot, pour warm salt water into it, and let the water flow slowly under the guidance of gravity to wash the tender tissues of the nasal cavity, removing the mucus on the surface of the tissue and the viruses and other harmful substances in the mucus. Just wash it in the morning and evening. When washing, be sure to thoroughly clean out the mucus in the nasal cavity. Once the mucus is washed out, the nasopharynx will be free of irritants and pharyngitis will disappear naturally. At the same time, without the stimulation of mucus in the nasal cavity, the inflammation of various tissues will gradually disappear. The previous vicious cycle in the nasal cavity will be transformed into a virtuous cycle, and the diseased tissue cells will gradually be replaced by new healthy cells. Rhinitis will naturally improve slowly, and people will be less likely to catch a cold.

If medication is used, the drugs are basically in the blood and rarely reach the surface of the nasal mucosa to kill bacteria. At most, they can only have an anti-inflammatory effect on the tissues. The inflammation can indeed be eliminated when taking medicine, but after the effect of the medicine wears off, the bacteria will continue to multiply and re-trigger the inflammation, and the bacteria will gradually become resistant to the medicine, which is not good for the whole body.

Since nasal washing can comprehensively improve the resistance of the nose, it is very effective in preventing various non-infectious and infectious diseases such as colds and influenza. In other words, thoroughly cleaning your nasal cavity once after returning from a crowded place can have a very good preventive effect on all kinds of influenza.