“Nasal mucus that would necessitate a visit to your doctor may include frequent nosebleeds, nasal congestion that doesn’t go ...

A buildup of dust, pollen, or bacteria in the nasal cavity can hinder the functioning of the nasal mucous membrane and ...

Half of Austria is sick in bed, many are plagued by colds, coughs and swollen mucous membranes. A cold is naturally ...

Discover how the dry air of winter affects your nose and how to combat the drying out with helpful tips and treatments.

Cold and flu season means stuffy noses and plenty of sneezes. CNN’s Meg Tirrell examines why your body produces so much mucus ...

Additionally, chronic sinusitis commonly occurs alongside persistent allergies or structural nasal issues. Sometimes, a cold, allergens, or bacteria can cause too much mucus to form. This mucus ...

On those ridiculously early mornings when I leave the house and it’s still dark and positively baltic outside, my nose decides it is faster than the wind, it is a long-distance runner, it is... Paula ...

This snot protects the mucous membranes in your nose and also the bronchioles (air sacs) in your lungs from any damage caused by the cold air. Wearing a scarf over your nose and mouth in cold ...

Diphtheria is a severe bacterial illness that often affects the mucous membranes of the nose and throat. The NICD said its symptoms include: "A sore throat, low-grade fever, a sticky membrane in ...

Allergic rhinitis (AR) AR-related inflammation causes the nasal congestion and mucous membrane swelling that block normal sinus drainage. Bacteria multiply in obstructed sinuses, provoking further ...

Symptoms of "the sniffles" can also be caused by rhinitis, irritation, and inflammation in the nose's mucus membranes. Rhinitis is often due to allergies (sometimes called hay fever). Symptoms of ...