What causes a red and swollen nose?

A red and swollen nose is likely a chronic inflammatory problem. Of course, it may be caused by weather changes, dryness, emotional excitement, improper care, or poor diet, long-term consumption of spicy and irritating foods, which causes heat to accumulate in the lungs and stomach.

1. Redness of the nose tip is also called red nose or red nose tip, which refers to a common chronic inflammation occurring on the patient's face. Some people have relatively thin stratum corneum on their faces, and the capillaries under their facial skin are shallowly distributed. If their facial skin is inflamed or otherwise irritated, it may cause the appearance of red blood vessels. If it appears on the tip of the nose, it will appear as a red nose.

2. Generally speaking, the red blood streaks on both sides of our nose are often distributed in a semicircular shape on the cheekbones of our face. Compared with other parts of the face, the skin in this area is relatively redder. If there are major climate changes or when you are emotionally excited, the skin on your face will appear redder, seriously affecting people's appearance. If not properly cared for and it continues for a long time, the capillaries will lose their original elasticity, and the red blood streaks will become increasingly difficult to fade away. Over time, it will cause skin aging and the occurrence of pigmentation, which has a profound impact on men and women who love beauty.

3. Studies have shown that the cause of a red nose may be related to an irregular diet, eating spicy foods such as peppers, mustard, raw onions, raw garlic, and excessive smoking and drinking. Chinese medicine believes that the heat from the lungs and stomach is steaming up, and the wind evil is felt, and the evil heat is stagnant in the nose; in addition, endocrine disorders, problems with the digestive system, drastic changes in climate, being in a high temperature environment, and excessive mood swings may all cause a red nose.