This symptom in the nose is a possible sign of cancer.

The nose is one indicator of health. Dr. Dan Baumgart of the University of Bristol in the UK introduced signs of disease that appear in the nose through the British Daily Mail.

 

◇Red and swollen nose

 

injection A round, red, and swollen nose could be a sign of nasal bone disease or an inflammatory skin condition that causes the skin to thicken. Rosacea, for example, can cause nasal skin to enlarge and thicken. Rosacea is a skin condition characterized by abnormal dilation of blood vessels, causing redness, itchiness, and burning.

 

In addition to the nose, symptoms such as dry eyes and corneal congestion may also occur. In severe cases, the skin may become bumpy and may be accompanied by pus or swelling. Because obesity increases the risk of developing this condition, lifestyle changes to lose weight and a visit to a hospital for antibiotics or ointments can alleviate symptoms.

◇Brown lesions or bumps

 

cutaneous cancer If you notice a lump or brown lesion on your nose, it could be a sign of skin cancer. Basal cell carcinoma accounts for approximately 80% of all skin cancer cases, and the majority of these are found on the head and neck, most commonly on the nose.

 

Experts believe this is because the nose is more prominent than other parts of the face, making it more exposed to sunlight. Basal cell carcinoma is treated by surgically removing the cancerous cells, followed by reconstruction of the affected area.

 

◇Blue and purple spots

 

systemic inflammatory diseases If the skin on your nose, along with your ears, cheeks, fingers, and toes, turns blue or purple, it could be a sign of sarcoidosis. Sarcoidosis is a systemic inflammatory disease of unknown cause. The immune system begins to attack body tissues, reducing blood flow to the skin and causing blue or purple spots. It is treated with medications, including steroids.

 

◇Loss of sensation

 

neurological diseases A neurological disorder can cause loss of sensation in the nose. The trigeminal nerve controls sensation and chewing around the face, nose, and nostrils. Damage to this nerve can result in paralysis in the affected area. Treatments using medication or electrical nerve stimulation are used to restore sensation in the affected area.

 

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There are only one thing that can be suspicious about the nose area.

Even when washing your face, your nose is clogged with sebum.

This is something I'm concerned about,

 

It would be good to check it every time you wash your face.