The nose is generally connected with meridians such as the lung meridian, stomach meridian, large intestine meridian, small intestine meridian, and bladder meridian. Stimulation of these acupoints and meridians can also help improve various clinical symptoms caused by the nose, but it is necessary to master the correct method.

According to traditional Chinese medicine theory, the lung opens up in the nose. As the main passage of the respiratory tract, the nose is also an important organ that connects with external air. It can provide oxygen to the lung tissue and also expel carbon dioxide from the lung tissue. At the same time, the nose is also connected with various tissues such as the stomach meridian, large intestine meridian, small intestine, and bladder meridian. When these meridian tissues are not smooth, it will also affect the respiratory function of the nose. Additionally, when the nose has respiratory dysfunction, it will also cause these cervical tissues to become unsmooth.

After the symptoms of meridian blockage appear, it is necessary to improve them through physical therapy methods, such as massage and acupuncture. A choice can also be made to use moxibustion and cupping. These methods can accelerate the human body’s blood circulation and metabolism, which is helpful for improving various clinical symptoms caused by meridian blockage and body sub-health conditions. Adjusting the meridians can help expel toxic substances from the body as soon as possible, which is beneficial for improving various diseases caused by nasal virus infections. It is best to seek treatment at a regular medical institution to ensure the effectiveness of the treatment and to avoid skin damage.