This is because of the eustachian tubes sit at the back of the throat, which connect the nose with the middle ear. 'If you blow too hard you could be displacing mucus, bacteria and viruses into ...

A 30-year-old woman produced a single mass of gray material from her nose during a particularly forceful sneeze several hours before presenting to our clinic. She asked that the material be ...

Many of us instinctively blow our noses when we're battling a cold, assuming it's the best way to clear mucus and breathe easier. The human nose produces 1 to 2 litres of mucus every day ...

I wish I had this nasal tool sooner, as I can see why Grownsy’s Electric Nasal Aspirator is considered an essential baby care ...