Sentences with phrase «irritate nasal passages»

It's especially helpful during the winter months when the low - moisture air is more likely to irritate the nasal passages.

It travel - friendly, very convenient to carry around and powerful enough to get even those stubborn boogers with irritating the nasal passage.

This occurs mostly when your pet is excited, drinks too quickly or has detected some allergen or dust that irritates his nasal passage.

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Nosebleeds usually occur when your child's nasal passages are dry or irritated from allergies or an upper respiratory tract infection.

Think about it: the air we breathe is laden with impurities, like dust, germs, pollutants, fumes from perfumes, laundry detergents and other chemicals, pet dander... While an adult's nasal passages may be able to handle those impurities, a newborn's is so undeveloped that those impurities can irritate and clog up those passages.

They have a sneezing reflex so when the nasal passages are irritated, they will sneeze, they will also will turn their head away from something if they're unable to breath, so if your baby is nursing and the baby is too squished or something, the baby will move its head away so that it can continue to breathe, and then, there's also a little reflex that if you were to lay something like a light blanket on the baby's face, the baby will actually put their hands up on their face to try to move the blanket away so that it can continue to breathe well.

The hairs of the Mexican blonde tarantula, for instance, are adapted to irritate only the nasal passages of the grasshopper mouse — a job they do so well that they can kill the rodent.

Not only is dust a nuisance, but it also carries irritating dust mites that can disrupt our nasal passages and eyes.

This practice lubricates dry nasal passages, delivers the benefits of herbs directly to the nose, and keeps allergens from directly irritating the nasal lining.

For most of us, Dr. Suurna says, snoring is a product of several factors: Having a cold or allergies makes snoring more likely, because they irritate and narrow your nasal passages.