Choosing to go hair-free on areas like your legs, arms and pubic area is your prerogative, but when it comes to the hairs living inside your nose, they’re better left untouched. “The nose is a ...

As Ozempic use rises, some patients report unexpected nasal symptoms, prompting researchers to investigate this new and unusual side effect.

A new study reveals that individuals with allergic rhinitis and asthma have distinct nasal fungal profiles, hinting at ...

Just a few puffs into each nostril, and you're protected against infection from nasty cold viruses - that is, according to claims made for many nasal sprays. Can they really do this?Well, not directly ...

Environmental conditions, particularly dry air from indoor heating or arid climates, can dry out nasal membranes, creating perfect conditions for bleeding. Physical trauma, even something as ...

It's pretty wet because the nose is lined with mucus to keep it moist. And its mucous membranes also warm incoming air. Ahh. Let's continue. On the roof of the nasal cavity is the olfactory ...

Another is that they enhance our voices. A dry climate or heated indoor air will both dry out the membranes in your nose. And when the mucus up in there dries, it gets thicker and is more likely ...

A 30-year-old woman produced a single mass of gray material from her nose during a particularly forceful sneeze several hours before presenting to our clinic. She asked that the material be ...

There is a pair of sinuses behind the forehead, above the teeth, between the eyes, and behind the nose. The sinuses are lined with mucous membranes that have tiny hairs called cilia. The cilia ...