Introduction
The nose is a special organ in our body.
Like taste, the smell is also a chemical sensation. For taste, the substance must be in liquid form, for smell it must be in gaseous form. Volatile substances have generally strong odors. Subsequent to arriving at the nose the fume gets disintegrated in the neighborhood discharge and invigorates the olfactory epithelium. The olfactory sense is the most primitive of all special senses and is much more acute than taste.
A man can detect mercaptan and artificial musk in a dilution of one part in several million parts or air. In many animals, the sensation of smell is much more acute than in man.
Loss of the sense of smell is called anosmia. It occurs due to congenital abnormalities of olfactory bulbs or nerves. During inflammation of nasal mucosa, there is the temporary loss of smell.
Hypersomnia is the morbid sensitiveness to odors. It occurs in hysteria, in raised intracranial pressure.
Procedure
Air enters the body through the nose. As it goes through particular cells of the olfactory framework, the cerebrum perceives and recognizes scents. The hair on the nose cleans the air of the outer particles. As air passes through the nasal passages, it is heated and made fresh before entering the lungs.
The most common medical condition associated with a runny nose is congestion. This can be caused by colds or flu, allergies, or natural factors, which have led to nasal congestion. The body's response to congestion is to sneeze through sneezing a sneeze.
Nosebleeds, medically known as epistaxis, is the second most common nasal congestion problem. Sixty percent reported bleeding experiences, with the highest rates of seizures in children under ten and adults over 50.
Homeopathic medicines
Bleeding nose: Bryonia alba 30 one dose every day
Snoring / Stoppage of nose / Sinus: Sanguinaria Canadensis 200 one dose twice daily
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