nasal
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- adjective
- /ˈneɪ.zəl/
- A 32-year-old man was admitted to our clinic with nasal obstruction of 6 months' duration.
- nasal cavity
- nasal congestion
- nasal spray
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Watch on YouTubeBut you could give them nasal strips as a Secret Santa.
- But you could give them nasal strips as a Secret Santa.
- But becoming a nasal breather only has benefit.
- Also, it can cause nasal stuffiness which can be treated with nasal steroid sprays.
- Now it was just saline solution the the nasal spray didn't contain any chemicals.
- So that's cause for taking a hot shower perhaps if you have access to a steam room or humidifier and rehydrating those nasal and oral passages.
- And it's stuck in your nasal cavity sometimes for days or even weeks.
- Before you're conditioned, nasal breathe as much as you can, right?
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Also, it can cause nasal stuffiness which can be treated with nasal steroid sprays.
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But we know that the performance gains of nasal breathing and recovery times can be very profound.
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And if you can switch totally to nasal breathing, that will help your nervous system to calm down as well.
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I have a nasal strip.
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But you could give them nasal strips as a Secret Santa.
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And it's stuck in your nasal cavity sometimes for days or even weeks.
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Various modifications in the design and type of nasal packing have been suggested to improve patient comfort.
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Next, air tubes are inserted into the nasal cavity to guide you into a natural breathing pattern.
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The mass was confined strictly to the nasal cavity and did not extend to the nasopharynx.
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He suffered from nasal congestion for several weeks due to the cold weather.
Synonyms
Relating to the nose
About the nose and medical care for its problems
Compounds
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One of the two hollow spaces inside the nose that lead to the throat and help breathing and smelling
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A thin curved bone inside the nose that helps warm and filter the air
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A small rubber bulb and tip for gently washing or removing mucus from the nose
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A bent wall inside the nose that makes breathing difficult on one side
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A vein that drains blood from the surface of the nose toward a vein in the face
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The inner corner of the eye where the top and bottom eyelids meet near the nose
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A speech sound made by letting air through the nose while the mouth is closed, like m, n, or ng
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An opening at the back of the nose that leads into the upper throat
Surface Forms
Morphology
nasal = nose (semi-transparent) = nas + al
The sense is readily connected to 'nose', but the spelling reflects the classical root 'nas-' rather than an obvious native English base.
Etymology
Nasal comes from the Latin root nasus, meaning 'nose'. So nasal simply means 'relating to the nose', as in nasal congestion.