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Something stuck up in nasal cavity
I havr something stuckup in nasal cavity, having runny nose and slight pain (pain may be because I rubbed my nose from outside).
How can it be removed? Is it dangerous? Can it go to lungs while breathing?
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It can be due to mucus blocking the nose and pain can be due to rubbing and nose picking which can cause inflammation.
Next Steps
Go for online consultation for proper evaluation and treatment
Health Tips
Not to rub or pick the nose
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Kindly consult online for proper history n treatment
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Did you put some thing in nose?? If yes— it need to be removed.
Do you have breathing issues??? Is it in one nostril—than I can suspect Foreign body nose..
Sometimes it my go into lungs if you breath in..
Next Steps
Better to meet an ENT surgeon for further management.
Health Tips
Try to blow out ...don’t breath in...
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This could be allergic rhinitis
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Consult online for proper treatment
Health Tips
Steam inhalation twice daily
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Many times mucus get dry in this hot weather
Next Steps
do nasal wash and take antibiotics and decongestant
Health Tips
don't scratch and rub
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Proper history is needed for your concern.
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Start tab levocetrizine 5 mg once daily at bed time
(In case you don't have any history of adverse reaction to it in the past.)
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