Why is my nose always cold?
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You got it too high in the air???
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When my hubby and I first got married, we lived in a dusty little apartment. Well, my nose was constantly stuffy. I started using a nasal spray as well, and even after my cold symptoms disappeared, I couldn't live without the spray. At night, my nose would always become stuffy. I really think I became addicted to the spray. Well, eventually, I had to stop cold turkey. But now, if I get a cold followed by runny nose, I use "Simply Saline." It is the best. It clears the nose, moisturizes, and is non-habit forming. I am no doctor, and your friend certainly needs to make an appointment to see his, but I would recommend that you tell your friend to stop using the spray and use "Simply Saline." It is nothing but pure saltwater. It will clear his nose just as effective as his current spray.
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It depends on whether it is always the same side or if it alternates sides.\n\nThe responder above who heard that the nostrils take turns deciding who's going to suck the air in is absolutely correct.  There is such a phenomenon as the nasal cycle, during which one side of the nose blocks itself off so it can clean itself up while the other side does all the work.  It happens constantly (they switch sides once every 4-8 hours), but most people never notice it.\n\nNow, if one side of your nose is always blocked, it COULD be sinusitis, but it's not likely.  More likely, you have either a septum (the bone in the middle of your nose) that's deviated to that side, or one of your turbinates (bones on the side of your nose that help clean the air) that's a little enlarged.  These can be treated medically or, failing that, surgically.\n\nGood luck!
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There in no cure for a cold…because the main reason for a cold to happen is because your immunological system has a lower number of white blood cells destined to protect you from air born bacteria that cause cold. For example: you exercise, a great amount of white blood cells are destined to repair the damage caused by it, so theirs a hi risk to get a cold after you exercise. \nThe only thing you can do is take good care of your self and when you do have cold, wait for it to go away.
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A blocked nose will have you feeling like you have the flue. The long term affect will drain you. \nA common cause of a persistent blocked nose is an allergy to house dust mites or pets. Most supermarkets sell Anti histamines for this over the counter or you could ask a chemist if your unsure.
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Found some info hope it answers your question...\n\n\nMany people believe that if a dog has a cold, wet nose, he must be healthy. There is some truth to this old adage, but it is largely a myth. The true reason for the dog’s wet nose lies in basic physics. Dogs have very few sweat glands as compared to people. However, when a dog’s body temperature rises, it must still dissipate the excess heat. A dog uses his nose to relieve this buildup of body heat. Heat will escape through a dry nose, but a wet nose is more effective.\n\nHow does the nose get wet in the first place? Watch your dog; you will notice that every so often he licks his nose. A warm, dry nose simply means that your dog has been sleeping. When asleep, dogs don’t lick their noses!
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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's probably not the zinc lozenges that is causing you not to be able to taste anything, it's your cold.  When  your sense of smell is compromised, your sense of taste is also, because the senses of smell and taste are tied together.  Once your sneezing and runny nose clear up, you should be able to taste things again.
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because it is cold\n\nthis could happen if you have asthma, bronchitis,if you are a smoker, or are around smoke all of the time; it could also happen if you yell alot or are hoarse, or if your throat is sore; it could also happen if you have a repsiratory infection\n\ndo you cough every single time you have ever eaten it? if not, it is no big deal, but if it happens every now and then it would be because of the things I listed above
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Do you have anay other symptoms?  Being cold could be something that is totally no big deal, like a change in metabolic processes (ie, how you're digesting and stuff).  Fevers and flu often cause chills.  It could also be heart or kidney-related and somewhat serious.  Talk to your parents if you're seriously freaked out about it.  If the cold is the only symptom though, it's probably nothing to worry about.
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I would venture to guess that it is because your tubes in your lungs get smaller when you are cold.  This forces whatever mucus in your lungs be more in the way of your breathing, so you have to cough.
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You have a cold or the flu - When you have either one of these, your nose goes into mucus-making overdrive to keep the germ invaders out of your lungs and the rest of your body, where they might make you even sicker than you already are. You know what happens then: The mucus runs down your throat, out your nose, or into a tissue when you blow your nose. Or it can fill your sinuses, which is why you get that stuffy feeling.\nYou have allergies - Kids who have allergies get runny noses when they're around the thing they're allergic to (like pollen or animal hair). That's because their bodies react to these things like they're germs.\nYou're crying - When you cry, tears come out of the tear glands under your eyelids and drain through the tear ducts that empty into your nose. Tears mix with mucus there and your nose runs. \nBaby, it's cold outside - When you're outside on a cold day, the air in your nose is a lot warmer than the air around you. You know how the bathroom gets steamy when you take a shower? Something similar happens in your nose - water drops come together, or condense. Then the drops mix with your mucus and run out your nose.
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When you're outside on a cold day, the air in your nose is a lot warmer than the air around you. You know how the bathroom gets steamy when you take a shower? Something similar happens in your nose - water drops come together, or condense. Then the drops mix with your mucus and run out your nose.
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saline to moisten the nose and drink lots of water, gargle, and steam and do this every day. I've got year round allergies and I empathize with you.:O)
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Cold extremeties are most often caused by poor circulation. Try doing light exercise or stretching to get your blood pumping. This can also be a sign of something more serious like hypoglycemia... so if you're having any other unnatural symptoms, talk to your doctor.
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S'not funny, is it? It's why most people get nose bleeds when they have colds, cos they bust blood vessels trying to get at stuff which isn't there.
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The reason why our noses get stuffy when we do cry is that when we cry, we \nmake more tears. While some of the tears run out of our eyes and down our \ncheeks, more of the tears run directly into our noses. This is because \nthere is a tear duct (or tube) called the nasolacrimal duct that runs from \nour eye sockets and drains into our noses. When we are not crying or \ntearing, the excess tears drains into our noses. However, it comes as a \nsort of slow drip, so it does not cause stuffiness or runny noses. \nInstead, is slowly runs into the back of your throat, and you swallow it. \nHowever, when crying and other things make you tear a lot (like onions and \nallergies), more tears come through this tube and into our noses than our \nnoses can handle. This makes our noses feel runny or stuffy.