One blocked nostril can result from allergies, a foreign object, or side sleeping. More serious causes, like a deviated septum or nasal polyps, may also lead to snoring, nasal-sounding speech, or ...

People may only be able to breathe through one nostril due to congestion, allergies, a blockage, or natural changes in the nasal cycle. This is not uncommon and may get better on its own.

Have you ever when you’re sick that one nostril gets stuffy more than the other? There’s a reason for that. “Many people don’t realize that every four to six hours, one side of the nose ...

For a while, you might only be able to breathe through your right nostril. Then, suddenly, it feels clogged, but the left one opens up. If there seems to be a back-and-forth between which side of ...

At one time or another, most of us have woken up in the morning, ready to start our day only to feel like we have a clogged or stuffy nose. A 2021 survey showed that approximately 1 in 4 ...

It is better to blow gently from one nostril at a time, London-based GP Dr Ann Nainan has warned. Although obviously not inherently dangerous, Dr Nainan claimed too much force can cause nose ...

Charlotte Rooney can’t remember exactly what she was doing when she first became aware of the sensation of a blocked nose in January ... teacher and mother of one. ‘I assumed it was just ...

Sometimes, a person gets a blocked nose on one side or both sides, or it keeps alternating. A person may experience this from childhood or develop over a few years or months or maybe a few days ...