Causes & Treatments for Sores In The Nose
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Trauma
The skin inside a person's nose is very delicate, and something as simple as picking it can lead to sores and scabbing. Other types of trauma include rubbing, scratching or bumping the nose, which can lead to bleeding.
Individuals may have difficulty breathing through their noses from the resulting trauma. They may also notice clear fluid expelling from the nostrils and may sometimes experience a loss of smell.1‘Nasal Trauma Symptoms.’ Ucsfhealth.org, www.ucsfhealth.org/conditions/nasal-trauma/symptoms Ice packs and over-the-counter painkillers are sometimes used for trauma.
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