Nasal congestion in the lower nasal cavity when lying on the side

Alternating nasal congestion: The nasal cavity on the lower side when lying on the side is often obstructed. After turning to the other side, the nasal cavity with no nasal congestion or mild nasal congestion was located on the upper side just now, and the nasal congestion or nasal congestion became worse after turning to the lower side. And the nasal congestion on the lower side just relieved. In addition, the sense of smell can be reduced to varying degrees, and the speech is occlusive. Because the nasal discharge runs through the nasal vestibule and upper lip for a long time, it can cause dermatitis or eczema, which is more common in children. The nasal discharge can flow back into the pharyngeal cavity with symptoms such as cough and sputum. This is one of the clinical symptoms of patients with chronic simple rhinitis.