Bjpopedent
Don’t have a lot of mucus, but clear drainage from my nostrils very often! I am supposed to have oxygen 24/7, and this drainage makes that very hard, especially when I’m in the kitchen, either eating or preparing food.
Does this bother others?
whirledpeasMember
Yes! It is annoying and embarrassing. Not much you can do about it that I know of, so I just keep a tissue in my pocket. Maybe someone else has come up with a solution.
PtouriMember
Leon Lebowitz, RRTMember
Hi
Based on what each of you has shared in this forum conversation, I was wondering if this article might be of some help to you. It focuses on stuffy noses (and other ailments), and how they may relate to COPD: https://copd.net/living/stuffy-noses.
Perhaps. you'll get some ideas from the content of the article.
Wishing you all well!
Leon (site moderator COPD.net)
PtouriMember
Thanks for the article Leon, it was very interesting. I think what
Leon Lebowitz, RRTMember
Hi again, Ptouri - thanks for your reply and further explanation. I hear you! There are so many variations of symptoms folks experience with COPD, that not all explanations apply to each individual circumstance.
However, since you actually clarified what your own situation is (and possibly, whirledpeas, as well), I did a little search here on COPD.net to see if there were some topics that were similar to the situation you shared here (constantly runny nose with clear drainage), with the community.
I did find something that may more closely resemble what you've described. For your convenience, here is a link to that article: https://copd.net/forums/nose-running. I think you'll see that, in addition to the post itself, by
What do you think? Is this at all similar to your experience?
Have a good night!
Leon (site moderator COPD.net)
Hester aka HessMember
I sure do lately its killing me
barb-stmaryMember
Bjpopedent yes very hard to eat wearing O2 and when allergy season hits lots of nasal issues.bi use a nasal spray for inflammation. Then I wait for it to work. How many of us have canilas by the mouth till it calms. Dr. Prescribed a mild calmer downer so I can stop hyperventilating on top of all. I also take a allergy pull and it dries mucus so I can breathe thru nose
