What the flow of noses indicates to our health

The noses of the secretion color tell us about our health. After wiping out your nose, look into your head over what color the secretions have, since through the mucosa color you can learn if you have a flu, allergies, or something more serious. But don't be afraid, every breath is not necessarily a bad sign.

The nose mucosa plays an important role in maintaining your health. In it, the dirt you breathe goes up, which will eventually not end up in the lungs.

Yellow - Green 

It's about infection. Green shade causes enzymes that produce white blood cells that fight infection. However, more details are needed to determine whether a viral or bacterial infection is involved.

“The mass of sinite is linked to colds or upper respiratory infections caused by viruses,” explains Dr. O'Brien, from the Mayo Clinic Rochester, transmits Telegram.

Viral infections usually last for five to seven days. Antibiotics in this case do not help. However, you can ease this discomfort with the Hungarian veneer. Place a quarter of a tea spoon in a cup of sunnied water and inhalon. This will reduce inflammation, and maintain moisture. If the dense mucosa continues to flow for more than a week, or the situation deteriorates, this means that the viral infection has escalated to that bacterial one, OʹBrien says. Antibiotics can help reduce the length of bacterial infection, but if symptoms do not improve in 10 days, it is time to go to a doctor because it is possible to refer to an acute or chronic sinus.

Clear 

Such a nose drain is more than likely caused by allergies. I'll help you if you start using antihistamine.

Red 

If you notice blood in the mucosa, it is likely caused by dry air.

This is similar to cracked lips. It's about cracks in thin nose tissue,” says O'Brien.

So you need to increase the sources of moisture. Use a damper in your room. This phenomenon is more common during winter.

Yellow in Gray 

The thick, gray - yellow mucosa may be an indicator of the polyps in the nose, says O'Brien. Stips appear in chronically inflammated mucosa. Symptoms are napping, loss of smell, or taste. Polyps are usually due to long - term swelling and irritability in the nose caused by allergies or asthma. They are treated with steroids, which are found in the form of sprays, and in some cases surgery for removal is needed.

Gray 

If you have a reinforced gray mucosa, it's possible that you're dealing with some sort of cynus. This infection is distinct from viral or bacterial infection because mushrooms feed on your nose tissues and reproduce. A former long - term inflammation in the nose and a weakened immune system may cause sinus infection to occur. /Okéu. com/