It is normal to have boogers in the nose. If there are not too many, they will be discharged on their own with the oscillation of the nasal mucous membrane cilia and do not need special treatment. If the patient’s nose has a lot of boogers, it often affects the patient’s ventilation and needs to be treated. You can spray saline or consider rinsing with light saline to effectively soften the boogers, and then use cotton swabs to clean them out. At the same time, you can consider applying erythromycin ointment before going to bed to combat inflammation and swelling, and the nasal mucosa secretion of boogers will be significantly reduced. In life, we must exercise more to improve the resistance. If the nasal stool continues to be particularly large, the patient needs to go to the ENT department of the hospital for further consultation.