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But people should make use of two other methods instead - either simply blowing your nose, or by using a saline nasal rinse. The study says: "Nose-picking is generally not safe, in and outside of ...

Many people blow their nose incorrectly, potentially forcing mucus back into the sinuses, leading to infections and discomfort. Experts recommend a gentler approach. Blowing the nose may seem like ...

But did you know that blowing your nose with too much force could actually worsen your symptoms? Research published in the Clinical Infectious Diseases journal shows that improper nose blowing can ...

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You'd think blowing your nose when you've got a cold is pretty self explanatory, but apparently most of us have been doing it wrong our whole lives. Insoo Hyun, a Bioethicist and the Director of the ...

You'd think blowing your nose when you've got a cold is pretty self explanatory, but apparently most of us have been doing it wrong our whole lives. Insoo Hyun, a Bioethicist and the Director of ...

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