Blowing his nose seems very simple but it is very difficult to do. 33-year-old Mr. Xu never thought that he would suffer from otitis media due to improper nose blowing, resulting in a steep loss of hearing. Mr. Xu, who works in a bank, caught a cold a few days ago and had a very serious runny nose, often pinching his nostrils and blowing his nose hard, or sucking snot backwards, when he always felt as if the periosteum in his ears vibrated, and then it started to be stuffy, and his hearing was not so clear. After a week of simmering, Mr. Xu’s cold symptoms have been alleviated, but hearing loss, but also ear pain, tinnitus, to the hospital, the results are otitis media. Blowing your nose, almost all of us have done it. But did you know that blowing your nose is such a common and simple thing, but if you don’t do it right, it can also cause otitis media? So how do we blow our nose correctly? The right way to blow your nose 1. Gently blow your nose, one nostril at a time. Blowing both nostrils at the same time can easily cause pressure imbalance in the skull and affect hearing. 2, after blowing your nose toilet paper, it is best to immediately flush it away with the toilet, otherwise it should be discarded in the closed garbage, so as not to spread germs in the airless room and increase the risk of others catching the flu. 3, do not blow your nose in front of children, so that children do not follow the same example, but cause physical harm.