how do we get boogers in our nose?
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Mucus is secreted to pick up dust and other particles from entering past your nose and irritating yourself so the mucus forms boogers with dirt etc
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Apply an ice pack to the back of your neck.  You can also apply direct pressure to your nose.  To prevent a bloody nose, you should sleep with a vaporiser, or humidifier in your bedroom, to keep the inside of your nose from getting too dry.
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Singing through your nose does not mean it will sound like your nose is plugged.  When people sing through their nose, they are simply trying to sound like someone (or something) they are not.  Instead of singing the sound that comes naturally out of their vocal chords, they are trying to create a sound by closing up the chords and pushing the sound out through their nose.  If you just sing naturally and normally, then you will not be singing out of your nose.
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At drug store, buy a bottle of normal saline nasal spray. Use it 4-6 times a day to keep the inside of your nose more moist. Avoid the urge to "pick" at the dry scabby areas. After you use the spray, you may want to use mouthwash, gum, or a mint. It leaves an odd salty taste in the back of your mouth.\n\nAt bedtime, grease the insides of your nostrils with a tiny dab of vaseline. Don't try using hand lotion for this.
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the nose offactory glands produce mucuse to stop viruses and infections from entering your nasal passages. then promts you to sneeze the trapped particles out. If sneezing doesent work the cold sets in and to release the particles the nose begins to run. Dried mucus then clogs the nose completely however even before running you cant smell because the fine glands are covered first before the nose begins to run so you can breath but may not smell as good.
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To get a cold, you need to get a version of a cold virus into the nose or eye ducts. Touching your nose is enough if you have touched a virus from something like a door handle.\nWorrying, and stress weakens your immune system, making you more susceptible to colds.\nAn healthy diet, plenty of fruit and veg, and water aids the immune system.\n\nIf somebody sneezes in your presents the best avoidance advise, is to temporarily breath through your mouth.\n\nChristmas is a common time for lots of people to get colds, partly because they are trying to do too much, it becomes stressful, partly because lots of people meet around that time, and cold viruses abound. People are most infectious before they have obvious symptoms.
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Hey, get your finger outta there! Instead of picking them out, let's learn about those little blobs. Yeah, we're talking about boogers.\n\nTo understand what boogers are, you need to know about mucus (say: myoo-kus). Mucus is the sticky, slimy stuff that's made inside your nose. If you're like lot of kids, you have another name for nose mucus: snot. Your nose makes about a cupful (about 237 milliliters) of snot every day.\n\nMucus has a pretty important job - it protects the lungs. When you breathe in air through your nose, it contains lots of tiny things, like dust, dirt, germs, and pollen. If these made it all the way to the lungs, the lungs could get irritated or infected, making it be tough to breathe. Luckily, snot helps trap this stuff, keeping it in the nose and out of the lungs.\n\nAfter this stuff gets stuck inside the nose, the mucus surrounds it and some of the tiny hairs inside the nose called cilia (say: sih-lee-uh). These hairs help move the mucus and the trapped stuff toward the front of the nose or the back of the throat. When the mucus, dirt and other debris dry and clump together, you're left with a booger. Boogers can be squishy and slimy or tough and crumbly. Everybody gets them, so they're not a big deal. In fact, boogers are a sign that your nose is working the way it should!\n\nIf you have to get rid of boogers, your best bet is to blow 'em out of your nose and into a tissue. Picking your nose isn't a great idea because boogers contain lots of germs and because poking around in your nose can make it bleed.
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When sinus around your nose is releasing too much liquid to your nose, and block your air passage, the sneeze mechanism in your brain tells you to sneeze.
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Here's a do/don't:  when smelling a chemical, don't just stick your nose over it, like you would smell something in everyday life.  Hold the test-tube, flask, etc, away from your face, and waft some of the fumes toward your nose with your hand.  Then, if it's not really nasty, you can smell some more in the normal way.\n\nAnother:  When inserting a glass tube into a cork or stopper, first be  sure you make the edges rounded by polishing it with a bunsen burner.  Then be sure to lubricate it.  Glycerine is normally used for that, though spit can be effective when the former isn't available.  If you don't do these things, the tube won't go in easily, and can break and jab you.  That happened to me when I was a kid.  It made a pretty bad gash in my finger.\n\nFor all you pyros out there ;) : Never grind an oxidizer and fuel together.  If you use the same mortar & pestle to grind the oxidizer and fuel, clean it thoroughly between grindings.\n\nA little poem:\n\n"Willy was a chemist.\nWilly is no more.\nWhat Willy thought was H2O\nWas H2SO4."
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my doctor actually told me when this happens while in the shower cup your hands and let water fill it up and sniff it up into one nostril then blow it out and do the same for the other one. its real uncomfortable but it works for me
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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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cleanse your nostrils with saline 2 times a day, helps me\n\ni keep a bottle of saline in my purse, in my shower, on my bathroom sink and in the glove box of my car (don't forget tissue, u gotta blow your nose afterward)
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Wouldn't it be icky to have a runny nose in that case?  How would you see while you were blowing....that would pretty much make it impossible to blow while driving or walking wouldn't it?  EEEEEEk!  I don't even want to think of what a sneeze would do or how many extra germs you would get into your eyes...if you snored, would you snort your eyelids up and suffocate????  The logistical problems I can see from this are endless and very amusing!  LOL
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There have been times when I tried to restrain a vomit (while racing to the bathroom) and got who-knows-what up my nose.  I tried taking a shower, pressing one nostril closed with a finger and carefully inhaling from a shower stream (too much at the wrong moment and I would have more to worry about than the yucky burning in my nose).  Blow you nose, drink water, see if you can get it to start moving (sort of like rocking a car out of snow).  Then too, try lying down for a while, take a nap, maybe it will just fall out.  Certainly see a doctor if that isn't working.
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You are inhaling the molecules of the substance. They fit into receptor sites in the nose; are transmitted to the brain area responsible for receiving and decoding them and are interpreted as smell. This is simply put.
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sure try sneezing out your leg...maybe the snot will come out of the nose like it's suppose to...one love!!!!
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At most pharmacies you can find an item called a nasal pot.  Some refer to it as a Netty Pot.  You fill it with warm salty water and it flushes out the stuff clogging your nose.  I am an opera singer and depend on having my nasal passages clear.  This is the best.  Better than nasal spray and not addicting at all.\n\nGood luck!