When patients have symptoms of hot nose, it often indicates a certain degree of acute and chronic inflammatory lesions of the nasal mucosa. Patients often suffer from respiratory bacterial and viral infections that cause congestion and swelling of the nasal mucosa, which can lead to uncomfortable symptoms such as dryness, burning and even pain in the nasal mucosa. Patients who have recently smoked or drank too much alcohol, eat spicy, stimulating and fire-prone foods, and are exposed to air pollution may also lead to similar symptoms. In addition, some patients may also have some systemic fire factors, such as the recent influence of adverse mental and emotional factors, or excessive work and life stress, recent lack of sleep, repeated fatigue and staying up late, etc., may lead to a decline in their immune system, endocrine dysfunction, the body appears to be on fire, leading to a burning sensation in the nose.