Nose Block and Bad Posture: What’s the Hidden Connection?
When we think of a nose block, we often associate it with colds, allergies, or sinus infections.But here’s something most people miss:
THE NASAL MYSTERIES JOURNAL
Read the journal’s discussions of back discomfort, posture and breathing. These are related reading, not a diagnosis or a promise of treatment results.
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When we think of a nose block, we often associate it with colds, allergies, or sinus infections.But here’s something most people miss:
A blocked nose can contribute to upper back pain indirectly, through mouth breathing, forward head posture and poor sleep. A sinus infection itself rarely causes lower back pain. Here is how to tell and when to see a doctor.