Rice choked into the nasal cavity should not be removed by yourself, because the nasal cavity is wide, which is divided into the middle, lower and upper nasal tracts, and there are various groups of sinuses. If the foreign body is not removed carefully, it can lead to residual foreign body and also cause purulent infection, causing fever, yellow nose, headache and other related symptoms. First of all, you need to go to the hospital to check the electronic rhinoscope to clarify whether there are foreign bodies left in each nasal tract, turbinates, and the anterior group of septal and maxillary sinuses, and if foreign bodies are found, they can be removed directly with small tweezers or suction. If the rice grain is larger, use hook tweezers to hook the rice grain from the bottom and remove it from the front nostril, never push the rice surface to the nasopharynx and let the patient cough it out, this will easily lead to the foreign body in the trachea causing breathing difficulties and even death of the patient.