• posted by Burhani Natural Science
• August 19, 2015

 Boil In the Nose

Boils inside the nose form in a similar fashion as boils inside a cavity. To put you at ease, you should be aware that these are not the most unusual things to happen. Boils are fairly common and can be taken care of quite easily as well. It is not always possible to know why they are caused, however. There could be a huge variety of reasons that lead to boils. These could stem from excessive body heat, a general reaction to a change in temperature, and also go to being as obscure as a hair pulled out from your nose without you realizing it. Since the inside of the nose is a delicate area, if you have managed to pull out a strand or two of hair from inside it while cleaning, you could very well have developed a fairly painful boil. There are a few things you can try at home to get rid of the boil, but please keep in mind that there is no definite cure for it. The remedies may be able to provide you with relief, but they may not necessarily be instrumental in getting rid of the problem. Also, there is no guarantee that there will be no recurrence of the boil.

You could try to rinse your nose out with a Netti Pot or Sinus Aid, bought at most drug stores. Use a salt solution (they sell the packets with the kits at drug store too). Using a hypertonic (higher salt solution) may help it shrink and also sooth it some if the water is warm (but NOT hot). It will help rinse some of the germs away from it and clean it and possibly shrink it a little. But you still may need to see a doctor and you should not let it get any worse. Warm soaks may help it. Eating garlic may help with the infection and to decrease the mucus.