Why does it hurt when you pull a hair out of your nostril?
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Probably the same reason pulling hair from your head does. Even more so I guess as inside the nose is more sensitive that your head. If you plucked pubic that would hurt for the exact same reason.     :-)  Ouch makes my eyes water thinking about it.
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No, it doesn't hurt at all actually. I didn't even feel a sting like someone else mentioned...All I felt was pressure. I've had my nostril pierced for a lil' over 2 yrs. now....\n\nI was extremely nervous before I went because I had heard stories about how it makes your eyes water it hurts so bad, & how much it can bleed...Needless to say neither of those happened to me...It bled just a tiny bit just around the piercing itself, but the piercer cleaned it up & I was good to go...\n\nClean it with Dial antibaterial soap, and/or sea salt soaks, & you'll be fine...It honestly hurts worse to get your ears pierced than your nostril...Good luck!!
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This is called "trichotillomania" and it involves the desire to pull out your own hair (eyelashes, eyebrows, hair anywhere). I think it is the result of some type of anxiety issue. You said that it started when you were arguing with an ex, so now you associate that behavior with tension and conflict. Here's what you can do to stop:\n1. Start keeping a written record of every time you do this and how you were feeling at the time. Try to indentify any patterns here.\n2. When you feel the urge, try deep breathing. Take 4 or 5 deep relaxing breaths to try and calm yourself. \n3. Try to replace this behavior with something else. For example, tell yourself everytime you get the urge to do this you will drink a glass of water instead (it can be anything).\nYou can even resort to tensing up your arms or sitting on your hands everytime you get the urge. \nThis is fairly common and not a life-threatening issue, but it would be good for you to learn to manage anxiety effectively. If you don't stop, your eyelashes could stop growing back.
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It means your picking your nose too much and you have a blood clot problem.
976604
The actual saying is: ' to cut off your nose to spite your face', and it means that you do something that ends up hurting yourself more than the person you were perhaps trying to hurt.
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I had similar experiences when I first started using tampons.  In my case it was because I was taking them out before they were thoroughly soaked with menstrual fluid. If the tampon is mostly dry when you take it out it can hurt to pull it out.  But when it is moist and wet it will come out easily.\n\nIf you feel it there it's likely because it wasn't pushed up high enough.  There are nerves near the entrance of your vagina, but not so much further back.\n\nI hope this helps!
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It would seem that you have a small pilondial cyst and as long as it is open, you should have no trouble. However if it begins to close or becomes infected, a doctor may be needed to open it and pack the wound with a special type of gauze. Many people that have this condition, strangely have another symptom that seems unrelated....they have eyebrows that meet over their nose...so check the mirror. Of course, there can be other reasons, but that's what it seems to be. These sometimes granulate in from the inside, but some need the interior tissue removed before the wound will totally heal and close.
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You're nose becomes dehydrated and needs to stay moist. You will probably need to use some saline mist up your nose.
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It doesnt hurt it my opinion. They clamp it down with some kinda tool thats hurts just a little b/c its pinching your skin together but after that you really cant feel the ring go through!!!
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It really serves no purpose - however, it seems that the nerves to the nose and the eye are closely related - strong smells make your eyes water, bright lights can make you sneeze, and sneezing automatically makes you shut your eyes because the nerves are all so close.
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My 17 year old son had the same thing , I took him to a specialist .\n\nIt's caused by blood vessels that are enlarged in the nose and too close to the surface of the skin.\nJust toching, light rubbing, sneezing, caused nose bleeds.\nhe would get 1 - 4 nosebleeds a day, and that scared me.\n\nHe was given two options.\n1. Put some vasaline inside the nostril that bleeds and it won't happen as often.\n2. Have the blood vessels cauterized which is done with a chemical ( silver nitrate ) and a Q-tip and takes about 30 seconds.\nThe chemical is rubbed inside the nostril and the blood vessels are "Burned "and sealed .\n\nHe has never had another nose bleed since he had the cauterization done.\n\nIm not sure of the cost because he's on a medical program but whatever the cost would have been we would have paid it.\n\nJust in case your reasons or medical situation might be different you should see a doctor.
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Why should it hurt your head?
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Tears drain away from each eye along two channels marked by a tiny opening at the inner edge of each lid. The channels lead to the lacrimal sac at the side of the nose, which is why your nose runs when you cry. Yawning exerts pressure on the lacrimal sac causing normal tearing.
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It might be the root of the hair that just wasn't pulled out completely. You can just get it with a pair of tweezers, and it should come right out. Or it may be an ingrown hair, in which case, you can do the same thing.
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the hair in your nose block dust particles and pathogens from entering into the nasal cavity. they work along with mucous in trapping these particles so they cant cause infections or irritation.\nkind of like eye lashes help keep stuff out of your eyes
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I used to trim my nose hairs with a razor, but I was always getting painful ingrown hairs from that.  Recently I stated taking a pair of tweezers and plucking them individually.  It's less painful, lasts longer and looks much better.
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Pain is a staight of mind. And naturally, this is defined by the individual. Thus for one getting their nose peirced may be  practically painless, while for another excrusiating. Honestly when it comes to piercing, the most painful part is the half second during the actual moment you are pierced after that your body immediatly releases chemicals that dull the pain making it fill more like a throbbing or hot sensation. This is our bodies way of dealing with sudden trauma.