The yellowish fluid coming out of the nose may be due to inflammation, which is considered to be chronic sinusitis, chronic rhinitis or cysts in the sinuses, etc. It usually does not heal on its own and requires anti-inflammatory and other treatments.
Chronic sinusitis is a chronic purulent inflammation of the sinuses with yellow or yellow-green viscous purulent discharge, accompanied by nasal congestion, headache, smell disturbance, eye pressure and other manifestations, requiring medication and surgical treatment. Chronic rhinitis is a chronic inflammation of the nasal mucosa and submucosa, mostly clear mucous secretions, the main symptom is nasal congestion, which cannot be cured by itself and is prone to recurrence and requires systematic treatment. Intranasal sinus cysts are caused by rupture of the cysts, resulting in yellow watery discharge from the nose, which requires X-ray or CT examination, and if it causes symptoms of compression in the adjacent tissues, it needs to be removed by nasal endoscopy.
When yellowish fluid comes out of the nose, it is recommended to visit the ENT department for consultation and examination. In daily life, pay attention to protection against cold and warmth, avoid getting cold, adhere to exercise, diet should be light and eat food that is easy to digest and absorb.