Nose redness is thought to be caused by inflammation. Clinically, when the nasal mucosa grows nodules or nasal furuncle or external nasal skin infection, it will cause the nose to be red and swollen. In this case, patients should pay attention to local hygiene, which can be cleaned with clean water or disinfected locally with some iodophor. If the symptoms are serious, penicillin or cephalosporin can be taken orally to control the infection.

The present symptoms may be caused by self-infection and external stimuli. It is suggested that you do not squeeze, and keep it clean and dry. You can use anti-inflammatory drugs, such as chlortetracycline ointment, and add anti-inflammatory drugs orally, such as cefradine, drink more water, and eat more foods that reduce fire, such as vegetables and pears.

The redness on both sides of the nose is related to many factors, such as lack of rest, or redness on both sides of the nose caused by excessive fire. The redness on both sides of the nose may be that two parts are not clean. If this continues for a long time, it will cause folliculitis on the skin. At this time, it is necessary to thoroughly clean pores and cosmetics must be clean. If the residue of cosmetics is not cleaned, it will make the pores rest when sleeping, which will easily lead to redness on both sides of the nose and cause harm to the skin.