What is the reason for excessive boogers?

There are many reasons for excessive boogers, which are related to the weather, humidity, working and living environment, and the individual, as well as various rhinitis, sinusitis, and colds. The first diagnosis of excessive boogers is that there are more particulate matter in the air. The second is allergies or colds. After a cold, the nasal mucosa becomes congested and swollen. Inflammation causes an increase in secretions in the nasal cavity, and the accumulation of boogers adheres to the nasal mucosa. There is a foreign body sensation in the nasopharynx, there is adhesion in the nose, there is a lot of boogers and it is difficult to swallow, and there is mucus after eating hot food. Excessive boogers are mainly caused by rhinitis. Respiratory symptoms of allergic vasculitis and granulocystosis are nasal congestion and discharge of purulent or bloody secretions. When polyps are severe, they can hinder communication, and nasal collagen can secrete granular, brittle agglomerates. Increased nasal discharge is one of the symptoms of acute sinusitis. Patients usually feel that there are foreign bodies in the nasal cavity, rhinitis, deviated nasal septum, nasal polyps, sinusitis, nasal cavity cancer and growth hypertrophy; nasopharyngeal tumors and hyperplasia after injury; nasopharynx is blocked by secretions from specific infections , such as nasal syphilis, nasal diphtheria, nasal tuberculosis, rhinosclerosis, etc. Use a medical cotton swab and add a little cold water, drop 1-2 drops into the nostril, after one minute, gently rub the nose, push out the dry leaves, and then squeeze a little chlortetracycline eye ointment to lubricate the nasal cavity. Preventing excessive boogers 1. Drink more water and eat more fruits and vegetables. 2. Do not dig hard when there is secretion in the nasal cavity.