These bony structures are lined by layers of mucus membrane cells that can swell from irritant or allergic stimulation. This swelling can easily decrease the available air movement on either side of the nose. The membranes also create mucus secretions than can be either thick or thin. The thicker secretions on a swollen membrane can block either or both nasal passages, septal deviation or not.
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