Introduction The complete healing of a stinky nose is usually not achievable, since the genetic predisposition or most other causes cannot simply be “removed”. However, there are now a variety of therapeutic approaches that can at least considerably alleviate the symptoms of stinky nose. First and foremost is the consistent attempt to keep the nasal … Is a stinky nose curable?
One of the main symptoms of the stinky nose is, as the name suggests, the foul-smelling, putrid to sweetish smell, which is caused by the settlement of various germs inside the nose, which multiply there and decompose the nasal mucous membrane. This typical smell of a stinky nose, however, is usually not perceived by the … Symptoms of a stinky nose
Ozaena is a disease that affects the mucous membrane of the nose. The disease term is derived from the Greek words for ‘stink’ and ‘bad-smelling nasal polyp’. The disease is sometimes called ‘rhinitis atrophicans cum foetore’. In common parlance, ozaena is also known as stinky nose. Ozaena is relatively uncommon. What is ozaena? In ozaena, … Ozaena: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Main causes of the stinky nose 1. atrophy of the nasal mucosa: The stinky nose (also: rhinitis atrophicans, Ozeana) is caused by a shrinking of the tissue of the nasal mucosa (atrophy). The atrophied mucous membrane makes it easier for certain germs to settle and multiply. Since most of these germs emit a foul-smelling, putrid … Causes of a stinky nose
