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Doctor insights on: Home Remedies For Nose Itch

See your doctor: This is a problem that requires a face-to-face meeting with your doctor. In that meeting, your doctor will listen to you, perform a throrough examination and possibly order labs or other tests. Based on this information, he/she will be able to tell you what's wrong and what to do about it. ...Read more

Check again: I would thouroughly check your head and hair again for any remaining lice or nits. Often, many of the treatments need to be repeated one week after initial treatment. Also, keep in mind that the shampoos used to treat lice can cause some irritation to the scalp which can induce itching and may not represent a residual lice infestation. ...Read more

Itchy nose: May be simply a matter of dry air, common with heaters & heating systems. Try running a vaporizer &/or using saline nasal spray/gel to moisten the nasal mucosa. If you're sneezing a lot, allergies may be involved, in which case an air filter may help. ...Read more

Itchy nose: May be simply a matter of dry air, common with heaters & heating systems. Try running a vaporizer &/or using saline nasal spray/gel to moisten the nasal mucosa. If you're sneezing a lot, allergies may be involved, in which case an air filter may help. ...Read more

Nose itch: = unpleasant sensation that leads to an urge to scratch skin affecting the nose. ...Read more

Allergy or Infection: Nasal itching can be caused by environmental allergies, however white bumps are unusual. This may be indicating an infection if other symptoms of congestion, sinus pressure are present. ...Read more

Nose itch: Nose itch is a common side effect of opiate medications (pain pills). In some cases it can be the harbinger of an allergy, in which case it will gradually get worse every time with other symptoms appearing, or, more commonly, it is just an intolerance, a minor nuisance that comes with taking that kind of medication. The occurrence of hives with the itchy nose means you should never take it again. ...Read more

Nasal allergy?: Besides, long nose hairs, infection, and/or folliculitis, you can also get a chronically itchy no0se from nasal allergies. ...Read more

Dermatitis: You may dermatitis or a internal health problem. ...Read more

See your doctor: This problem can only be solved by seeing your doctor and being evaluated face-to-face. After a thorough examination, your doctor should be able to tell you what's wrong and what to do about it. ...Read more

Itchy nose: May be simply a matter of dry air, common with heaters & heating systems. Try running a vaporizer &/or using saline nasal spray/gel to moisten the nasal mucosa. If you're sneezing a lot, allergies may be involved, in which case an air filter may help. ...Read more

Allergic rhinitis: Itchy watery nose associated with sneezing is usually a symptom of allergic rhinitis. Make notes of when these symptoms occur, to help you identify what might be triggering it. Over the counter antihistamines (Zyrtec, Claritin) may help. Some people are very sensitive to fragrances and fumes, which is another cause. ...Read more

Irritant response: There are many agents in the air we breathe that will irritate the nasal passages. Most understand if you are near smokers the smell & smoke can make you sneeze. Add cleaning fumes, dust, perfume, cooking odors, etc.& you may understand how these can make your nose itch & drain the same as allergies. There are some nasal sprays that can help, but you can also try to remove the irritants from the air. ...Read more

Itch w/ ice cream: May be allergy to some constituent of the ice cream or popsicle. is it all brands? Try cocunut based ice cream and see if it makes a difference ( less ingredients) f/u w/allergist ...Read more

Irritation: You may be breathing in some of the powder and it is irritating your nose. Maybe there is an allergy to the powder. ...Read more

DUE TO ALLERGY: These are classical symptoms of allergy also called hay fever. ...Read more

You can try otc: hydrocortisone cream. If it persists, get a dermatology opinion. ...Read more

Really need to see: it is not common to get tinea facei all over the face. You may have seborrheic dermatitis or facial dandruff, or rosacea. see dermatologist for answers and treatment ...Read more

This : This is hard to diagnose without a picture, but perhaps you have seborrheic dermatitis? Seborrheic dermatitis is common this time of year. It is common on the forehead, medial eyebrows, and nasolabial folds. It is also seen on the cheeks, chin, ears, and scalp. I hope this helps. I would recommend you see your local dermatologist for definitive evaluation and treatment options. ...Read more

Better be seen: by your doctor or Urgent Care, you may very well have a viral Upper Respiratory Tract infection, vs allergic problem, in the interim, you may want to use OTC antihistamine as cetirizine or loratadine, saline nasal washes, pain killers, rest and fluids, best wishes ...Read more