how do you keep your nose from itching severely. This is contstant.?
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you probably need to be on some sort of antihistamine for allergy's
87741
Apply an ice pack to the back of your neck.  You can also apply direct pressure to your nose.  To prevent a bloody nose, you should sleep with a vaporiser, or humidifier in your bedroom, to keep the inside of your nose from getting too dry.
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Take a good hot shower.  After a few minutes, blow your nose gently. Hold one nostril closed, blow, and then switch.  This always works for me.  I know there is a new product on the market to take into the shower to help stuffiness, but I don't remember what it is.  Look for it near the cold remedies in your local store if you think you would be interested.  If you are young, please have an adult check out the directions first!
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You might be suffering from allergies. It is common around this time of the year. Try taking Claritin, it works great for sneezing.
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The best way is to go to an allergist for allergy testing.  At this time of year you could be reacting to tree pollen, molds, or dust mites.  Dust mites favor humidity levels above 40% and can suddenly increase and cause problems in the spring and fall as humidity levels change.\n\nIf you can't get a physician to test, you can tell if things in the air are causing problems by going to a building with VERY good air quality, like a medical building or sometimes AC in restaurants and spending a few hours.  If you improve and then get worse after you leave, it is probably air-born. \nTo test for dust mites, wash all bedding in hot water and bleach, including mattress pad and pillow(make SURE it's dry).  In the evening, wash hair & dry, take shower, put on clean jammies.  If you wake up having had the best sleep of your life - it's dust mites.\nFor the symptoms you describe, there are prescription nasal sprays that do wonders, flonase and nasocort are two.\n\nI have had physicians who do not know much about allergies tell me to squirt saline solution in my nose.  It may work for someone somewhere.  It never did for me.
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Keep your sinus clean and hydrated.\n\nThere are many nasal 'douching' techniques and gadgets out there. (I find that a small bowl with warm water and sea salt work the best.)  Mostly all that does is rinse things out and moisturizes the membranes.\n\nSounds odd but it sure works!
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Hives are an allergic reaction. To stop it from happening, remove the allergen from your life. It could be anything from your boyfriends cologne to the soap you use to your neighbors new exotic tree. \n\nThe itch is from histamines. To stop the itch, you need to put an anti-hystamine in your system like Benadryl. It will reduce the swelling and slow the itch.\n\nIf at any time you feel your throat closing up, go to the emergency room instantly. Do not wait! \n\nIce and or cool baths will help sooth the hives. Drink lots of water and stay cool. Do not wear clothing that is binding around the hive area. Make sure you notify friends/family or at least someone that you are having an allergic reaction. They should check on you about an hour after taking the pills as these make you tired. If you fall asleep, your friend/family should make sure your breathing is steady and strong.\n\nAs a follow up, go to your doctor. Inform her/him that you had a reaction. If you don't know what caused it, you will need to see an allergist.
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The Homeopathic remedy SULFUR is a specific for all kinds of itching.\nTake care and God Bless !
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They are usually nothing to be alarmed about.  Get a humidifier and/or vaporizer.  My nephew gets them.\n\nSaline spray is supposedly a good thing too.\n\nPinch for 10 minutes is the recommended solution I believe.  \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_nose\n\nBeware, the picture isn't pretty.
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withy rain comes barly no humidity. So your nose feels dry. just run the humidifier
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nooo, keep going... do you stop picking your nose when you feel resistance? NOO, you keep picking, same goes with the Q-tip... not the QUE? tip.:)
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Adding humidity will help,especially if you can and it to your furnace (accuair is its name) you can try nasal sprays like afrin,but you HAVE to follow the directions on it or try lightly rubbing vasoline inside your nose right before you retire for the night.But humidity is the biggest thing to try and add.Good luck
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Every year, as each winter season approaches us, it gets harder and harder for people to avoid getting a cold. It never fails, just as soon as the weather changes a little and starts to turn cold, people begin to sniffle, sneeze and cough and the symptoms of the common cold begin to come around once again. \n\n\nBut before you run out to the nearest store to buy a supply of tissues, cold medicine and soup, you need to understand exactly what you are up against. Your chances of being exposed to a cold germ will increase or decrease depending on the amount of contact you have with other people and how you take care of yourself. \n\n\n \nThe cold germ is spread from person to person when someone, who is infected, sneezes or coughs into the air or on you. The airborne germ then enters someone else’s body through an orifice, like your eyes, nose or mouth. You can also catch a cold by touching something that a person who has been infected has also touched and then touching your mouth, nose or eyes. \n\n\nThere are many things that you can do to prevent yourself from getting a cold. \n\n\n1. You should wash your hands a lot. This frequent hand washing, especially when using any anti-bacterial soap, will help you to get rid of any potential germs that you might have come into contact with. \n\n\n\n2. You should carry and use anti-bacterial hand lotion several times throughout the day. Use it especially when you cannot get to a bathroom and you know you have touched something infected or have been near an infected person. \n\n\n\n3. You should also get plenty of sleep or rest. If you are tired and fatigued, your body’s resistance decreases and you will find that you are more susceptible to colds. \n\n\nThere are many ways that you can fight a cold once you have caught one. \n\n\n1. You should eat spicy foods. Spicy hot foods will cause your body to expel mucus. When you eat these types of foods, your nose will start to run and you will begin to cough up mucus. Spicy foods work just like a natural decongestant but without side effects. This advice is good for those people who cannot take over the counter medication. \n\n\n\n2. You should drink plenty of liquids. Liquids like soup, water, juice and flat ginger ale will keep your body hydrated. This is true especially if you have a fever. During a fever, your body loses a lot of fluids. You will need to replenish what you have lost. Therefore you need to drink often throughout your illness. You should also avoid drinking any dairy drinks because the dairy will cause mucus to form and coat your throat making it very difficult for you to swallow and cough. \n\n\n\n3. You should use a vaporizer. It will keep the air that you breathe moist. If you do not have a vaporizer handy, then just crack open the windows in your home. This is very important if you have an extremely warm and dry home. Cracking the windows will have the same effects that a vaporizer has.
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I used to have the same problem when I was younger, turns out I had really bad allergies. I ended up taking allergy shots. I also had to make a conscious effort to stop though. Nasal spray inhalants may help some.
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use an antihistamine cream but seek medical  aid you may get an infection some bugs carry diseases ,  or you may run the risk of cellulitis
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I suffer from allergies and occasionally end up with hives.  Try Benadryl or another antihistamine and it should relieve the itchiness.
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Breathe through your nose...that takes care of the physical part.  Also, close your eyes so you can't see yourself doing it...that takes care of the mental part.  I have a bad gag reflex too, I feel your pain.