Not very likely. The herpes virus that causes cold sores "hides" in nerves and there are very few nerves in the nose area of the face compared to the mouth area.
Yes, cold sores can occur on the nose, mouth, eyes, and anywhere on the face. In herpes gladiatorum, herpes sores may also affect the neck and trunk.
Yes you can.
their are small hairs in your nose that catch pollens etc... that is why most health professionals promote breathing through your nose instead of you mouth because your mouth has no such defenses.
No one would like the feel of a runny nose and allowing it to drip into one's mouth. The nose hairs catch bateria from the air so to allow the dripping to enter the mouth it could cause infections.
i highly doubt it, but im not an expert
when you breath through your nose you catch more of the germs trying to enter your body on the hairs in your nose. when you breath through your mouth there is much less protection against germs
Breathing through your mouth means you take in more air at a time, if you're running it can be a good method for breathing. However, with breathing through one's mouth you don't get the filtration that's given by breathing through your nose, "nose hairs" cilia work as tiny filters to help keep gunk out of your lungs, the mucus housed in your nose also helps with this. I recommend breathing through your nose over your mouth, while your mouth takes in more air at a time, you're more likely to catch a cold or bacteria(or dust, spit, etc.) in your mouth than you are in your nose.
It depends on the tense. Will you catch a cold next season? Did you catch a cold last season? I caught a cold last season. I will probably catch another one this season. I have caught so many colds my nose is permanently red. I think I am catching a cold.
The liquid that flows from your nose when you catch cold is called Tupeal in Tamil language.
You can catch a cold from food. This is if the food you are eating is really cold, for instance: ice cream from the freezer. Eating the cold food small bit by small bit helps you to avoid catching a cold.
Yes never ever do that it bad for your health and you could catch a bigger cold
NO you shouldn't use that, specially if the cold sore is on or around the mouth. It's supposed to help sooth rashes and some skin conditions. They say not to apply it around the eyes, nose or mouth. Just get your self some cold sore cream from the pharmacy.
The nose breathe air in. Sometimes you do the same with the mouth.
In a sink filled with tepid water.About 1 inch deep.Never let their nose or mouth go under the water.When drying them dont use a hairdryer as they may catch a cold use a towel that is dry.