Ulceration of the inner wall of the nose

The nose is an important organ that is indispensable to our human body and it bears the important responsibility of our breathing. Due to viral infection, bad eating habits or other reasons, the inner wall of our nose may become ulcerated. This situation not only affects people's breathing, but also causes pain, etc. It requires active treatment. So how to treat the ulceration of the inner wall of the nose?

It is suspected to be atrophic rhinitis and needs to be treated with medication drops. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up. The causes of chronic atrophic rhinitis are complex and there are many types, so the treatments are also different. Therefore, when you feel discomfort in your nose, it is best to go to the otolaryngology department of a regular hospital. Through symptom analysis and nasal examination, after reaching a correct diagnosis, appropriate treatment can be carried out to achieve the goal of cure. You should also pay attention to your diet. Eat a light diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and drink plenty of water.

Treatment: First, treat the primary disease, such as lesions in the nasal cavity and sinuses. Secondly, avoid stimulation from harmful substances and abandon bad habits such as picking your nose. In the acute stage, you can use warm saline or boric acid solution for hot wet compresses, combined with topical antibiotic ointment. Physical therapy can also be done. In the chronic stage, 3% hydrogen peroxide solution (hydrogen peroxide) should be used to remove scabs and pus, and then 1% to 2% yellow mercuric ointment or erythromycin ointment should be applied; if there is more exudation, 5% zinc oxide ointment should be applied. Apply 10% silver nitrate to skin erosions and cracks, and then apply erythromycin.

What should I do if I have ulcers in my nasal cavity?

What kind of help do you want:

I have allergic rhinitis, frequent nasal congestion and runny nose. If you are not careful, your nose will be blocked, which is very annoying and seriously affects your life. Now the examination found that there are ulcers in the nasal cavity. The doctor prescribed some medicine, but it doesn’t work when I drip it every day. I have chronic rhinitis. What should I do if there are ulcers in the nasal cavity?

Case analysis: Allergic rhinitis and chronic sinusitis. Ulcers in the nasal cavity are mostly caused by dry rhinitis.

Suggestions: For allergic rhinitis, you can check the allergens to find out what substances you are allergic to. In terms of treatment, traditional Chinese medicine should be used as the main treatment, combined with nasal drops; when symptoms occur, anti-allergic drugs can be taken. Based on the results of allergen testing, adults can then consider whether desensitization therapy is possible (see article); treatment based mainly on Chinese herbal decoctions is very effective for this disease, especially for pediatric patients, who should mainly rely on Chinese medicine for treatment.

You may be suffering from vestibulitis, which is caused by frequent irritation of the nasal vestibule skin by nasal secretions, especially purulent secretions. Antibiotic ointments can be used locally to help reduce inflammation, such as lomefloxacin hydrochloride.

Suggestions: Apply hot compress locally, pay attention to nasal hygiene, do not pick your nose with your hands, clean your nasal cavity with clean water when washing your face every day, do not go to dusty places, avoid spicy, greasy and other foods in your diet, drink more water, eat more fresh green leafy vegetables and fruits, take medicine on time, and wear a mask.