My nose runs but only when I'm in a cold room?


Question:
I had a bad sinus and ear infection a few years ago. I'm feel ok now except when I go into an air conditioned building where it's cold. My nose starts to run and the mucous gets into my lungs and that makes me cough at night.

Does anyone else have this problem? Is there some Rx for it?

Answers:
Not much you can do, except cause more damage. Sounds like your naasal passages sustained some damage and don't clear out fluids as well as they once did.

Bring an extra sweater and lots of tissues when you know you'll be in a cold room, this will help alot.
ask your doctor
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sometimes things like this happens to me it seems like its a everyyear thing it could be the weather u could be in hot place then cold and diff effects on breathing its always a sign there people are diff though like if you outside 100 degree then go in room thats 32 yes you will run the nose will
I work in the meat dept in a grocery store. My nose never runs at home but constantly does at work. its annoying. I think some people are just overly sensitive to air conditioning. Ask your doctor, maybe there ways to control it with an antihistamine. good luck!
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