It’s not clear why cold sores affect the nose specifically. The virus can spread from the mouth to the sensitive tissues in the nose. Who is at risk of developing nasal cold sores? Anybody who ...

To stop a runny nose, you need to know what’s causing it. A mild runny nose from a cold will usually get better on its own with rest and plenty of fluids, while a chronic runny nose from allergies ...

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Nasal vestibulitis can be caused by frequent nose blowing, plucking nose hairs, or nose-picking. It can cause your nose to become swollen, red, and painful. You might also notice a pimple, bumps, ...

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