Dry nostrils are called nasal haggard in Chinese medicine, and there is no proprietary Chinese medicine for treating nasal haggard. Chinese medicine classifies nasal haggard into lung meridian dryness and heat type, lung and kidney yin deficiency type, and lung, spleen and qi deficiency type, etc., and can be treated with proprietary Chinese medicines such as Fuzheng Nourishing Yinyin Pill, Baihe Gujin Pill, and Zhenzhong Yixi Pill. It is recommended that when a person with nasal discharge needs to use proprietary Chinese medicines, he or she should first go to a regular hospital and be guided by a doctor to use the medicines.
1. Lung meridian dry heat type: at this time the nasal cavity is dry and obvious, nasal mucosa atrophy, burning, pain, nasal mucus with yellow-green or a little blood and other symptoms. It is necessary to promote the lung to disperse the evil, can be used to support the yin pill and other proprietary Chinese medicines.
2. Lung and kidney yin deficiency type: at this time, the nasal cavity is dry, the nasal mucus is easy to crust, the throat is painful, dry and obvious, with symptoms such as coughing and little phlegm. It is necessary to nourish the lungs and kidneys, generate fluids and moisturize dryness, and Chinese medicines such as Baihe Gujin Wan can be used.
3. Lung, spleen and qi deficiency type: at this time, the nasal cavity is dry but there is little nasal mucus, the nasal mucus is thick like cheese, with obvious odor, abdominal distension, fatigue, and loss of appetite. It is necessary to promote dampness and expel evil spirits, tonifying the lungs and spleen, and Chinese medicines such as tonifying Zhong Yi Qi Pills can be used.
The use of drugs should be under the guidance of a doctor, and should not be self-medicated to avoid discomfort.