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Tingling nose: causes and symptoms tingling in the nose

  1. A tingling nose or a numb or stinging sensation in the nose is a nasty complaint. Often a tingling nose is the result of an allergy or a cold. Sometimes the tingling sensation of the nose immediately precedes a sneeze, and at other times the tingling is intermittent throughout the day; the tingling comes and goes. People who suffer from migraines also occasionally complain of tingling or a stinging sensation in the nose. A tingling sensation in the tip of the nose can also occur with stress and anxiety. In more serious, but rare cases, a tingling nose occurs in multiple sclerosis (MS) or other health problems related to nerve damage. If you have a tingling nose and no other symptoms associated with a cold, allergy, or migraine, you should consult your doctor to find out if anything more serious is causing the tingling of the nose.

Tingling nose due to a cold or allergy

  1. A tingling nose from a cold or an allergy

Stinging sensation in the nose due to migraine

  1. People who suffer from migraines occasionally complain of tingling on the outside of their nose. This feeling is usually accompanied by tingling all over the face

Tingling tip of the nose due to Raynaud's phenomenon

  1. Raynaud's phenomenon

Tingling from fear and hyperventilation

  1. Fear

A tingling or numb feeling due to nerve damage

  1. Persistent tingling in the nose, also called paresthesia (a disturbance in sensation sensation), can be a sign of nerve damage or multiple sclerosis



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