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I need to know HOW you all deal with this embarrassment????
Ok...Sorry...but this is for those AU people out there.
I have a problem, and I would just be amazing to get it off my chest, and see if it affects anyone else.
I have no nose hair.
Those little filiments of hair that act as filters. They also protect your breahting from the cold frigid air in the Winter????They also have a second job of stopping sinus dripple???
I mean, brushing my teeth is one thing. I know now I have to blow my nose weather it needs it or not before I brush my teeth.
Even then, I can be found sniffing away.
But I have problems in mixed company. One time, this little ole lady asked if I needed a hanky.
Does anyone else have this issue??? How do you cope???
I have a problem, and I would just be amazing to get it off my chest, and see if it affects anyone else.
I have no nose hair.
Those little filiments of hair that act as filters. They also protect your breahting from the cold frigid air in the Winter????They also have a second job of stopping sinus dripple???
I mean, brushing my teeth is one thing. I know now I have to blow my nose weather it needs it or not before I brush my teeth.
Even then, I can be found sniffing away.
But I have problems in mixed company. One time, this little ole lady asked if I needed a hanky.
Does anyone else have this issue??? How do you cope???
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Permalink Reply by Carmella on -
I don't have nose hairs either, but I'm not sure that I have a dripple problem. Well maybe no one has said anything to me about my sniffing actually, because I do sniff a lot in the winter. I typically try to keep bundled and ALWAYS when I am outdoors or anywhere cold I wrap my scarf over my mouth and nose to help heat the air.
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Permalink Reply by Carol on
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LOL You'd be surprised to find out how many people here actually share this same issue. Like Car I don't really have a sniffly problem but there was a forum, I beleive, on this at one time. There really isn't much you can do other than isolate any unknown allergens and to keep a hanky handy. A (de)humidifier may help but I don't know for sure. In the winter you could at least keep a scarf up over your nose, between that hiding the drips and a tissue at your side you should be good to go. :)
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