heres the story,10 years ago i quit amature boxing due to a problem i had with my nose,now 10 years later ive?
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You could try and train again for a pro career. But be wary about your nose. Let your trainer/manager know about this. A doctor to study about your problems is also recommended.\n\nSee if your nose can cope with intense sparring. I assure you your nose will get hit. If it will give you problems with just minor hits, it is big sign not to go any further. Your trainer will know what to do. Also, try to match yourself up with not so strong fighters at first so you can assess if you can really keep up... if you can indeed keep up, or your nose for that matter, progress to stronger fighters but slowly and surely. \n\nBut if you can't, refrain from prizefighting... there's no need to injure yourself. Channel your passion for boxing outside the ring. You could train budding boxers... hey, you could also spar a few rounds. The point is, passion for the "sweet science" is not only practiced through actual fighting inside the ring.
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Some allergies DO develop as you get older.  That happened to me and I have been told that it is not unusual.
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Absolutely...ten years ago, i was violently allergic to cats...\n\nthat allergy went away, i now have a cat...
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Don't think you can but you can improve your future through learning. Try a course that will allow you to start your own business and then build on that. One day you may be in a position where your past won't matter anymore....As long as you keep your nose clean.
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Wow! God bless you. I am only slightly familiar with this terrible condition as I only suffer from this at night when I'm about to fall asleep. My husband also has a mild case because when in Iraq he suffered an IED attack that damaged his earring. He went through extensive surgery, but this is the final outcome for him. Your case sounds alot more intense than any other I've heard of. I can't imagine living with that for 10 years. The only thing I could suggest for you would be to research clinics or hospitals around the country that specialize in this type of condition. Maybe they can offer you some hope. Well good luck to you and God Bless! :)
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From my experience, I lived in a mouldy apartment last year. I experienced on-going sinus and alergy problems. This totally affected my life. My clothes also began to get mouldy too, so when I wore those clothes even after I'd moved out of the apartment, I had to excuse myself from work, so I could go home and change because the effect of the mould on my eyes and   throat and nose was so bad. I literally couldnt do my job because of it. Hope this experience helps.
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Please see a doctor as soon as possible, that just doesnt sound good at all, especially after 10 years. It could be something serious. Good luck.
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Are you allergic to anything?  Have you recently punched someone in the face?  That could be why.
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What appendage are you referring to? Your nose? If so, I suggest rhinoplasty.
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I had the same problem, I couldn't breathe through my nose because, my nose and mouth were constantly full of mucus and I was constantly spitting out this gunk. Sometimes, I would be choking and gagging in my sleep. A relative sent me a print-out of the side effects of the medication I was taking. It included breathing problems, mucus buildup, nodules (which I now have exactly where my sinuses are) and a lot of other dangerous side effects. I went off the med. and while I still have some mucus production it is no where near what it used to be. My doctor tried to get me to go back on the same med. even after I told him about the mucus problems it caused. He said it didn't do that. When I insisted that it did, he looked it up on his computer and then said "if that happens again, you can always go off it". Needless to say, I refused to take it. Also, on one exam, the nurse told me I had polyps in my nose. She told me to see an ENT and have them removed (surgically). I am glad I didn't. I just saw an M.D. on tv who said that when polyps in your nose are removed , they usually will come back. He said a safe non-surgical way to get rid of them is to use Nasonex twice a day and it is safe to do that. I think I'll take his advice and try it. I don't know why some doctors first advice is surgery especially if there is a non-surgical way to remedy a problem. I hope you find a solution to your problems.
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Depends on the job background check.\nUsually they go back 7 years.\nso don't worry.\nKeep your nose clean.
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Dude, if you've had a cough and cold for a year there's no home remedy for it. Get a TB test. Sounds like you could be seriously ill. At the very least, you might have sever asthma.
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Your first task is to find out why you do this.  Your doctor is your best ally here.  Once you find out why, then you and your doc can start to work on a solution.\n\nYou owe it to yourself to see a doctor on this one.  There are many possibilities, ranging from the benign (dust or an allergy of some kind), to the serious (sinus problems, throat or lung cancer, etc.).
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im thinking its because your sinues are dried out, and when blowing your nose, the small blood vessels in the area break. i wouldnt worry unless it doesnt stop, try not to blow your nose so much, if its neccessary to blow it, do so gently. i had to have sinus surgery after years iof having sinus infections that would not go away, i had retention cysts in the sinuses in the cheeks, if your continuing to have sinus infections this may be something you would want to discuss with your physician
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The question should be: what did you change recently?\n\nThere are a couple of things that can have this temporary and usually innocuous effect...\n\nIf you've changed your diet or exercise routine recently. Changes in blood pressure could be responsible.\n\nAlso, altitude changes will almost certainly cause this. If you recently moved and your new location is significantly lower or higher then you may see significant blood from either nostril.\n\nMy advice would be to closely monitor the situation and if it doesn't clear up or gets significantly worse then see your doctor.\n\n--\nsf
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stop picking!  At least for now and definitely when anyone can see.  Apply pressure to the nose up high where there is bone not cartiledge.  STOP PICKING!
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You should go to a doctor to find the reason for your rhinitis. If you say it lasts for months, it might be due to allergy, in which case there are very effective medications that will clear the rhinitis away. \n\nEven if not allergic, there might be a problem that deserves attention, since it's not very common for rhinitis to last for so long.