But why is it usually just one nostril that feels entirely clogged? Many people assume it ... you probably don’t notice the nasal cycle because both nostrils still allow enough airflow.

It’s the season of the all-too-familiar colds and flus, with many blocked and runny noses, sniffles and coughs to contend with. Nasal congestion is a common symptom of winter illnesses and while it ...

Nasal polyps usually develop in both nostrils. However ... Common symptoms include a blocked or runny nose, postnasal drip, less of a sense of taste and smell, and snoring. Without treatment ...

Moreover, when participants used both nostrils to smell, the researchers observed two distinct bursts of brain activity with a small delay between them, suggesting that one nostril might transmit ...

Blocked or stuffy noses happen when the tissues ... Once all the saline solution finishes, breathe out through both nostril and use a tissue to clear remaining saline and mucus.