Opening the Donguibogam library...
Opening the Donguibogam library...
Opening the symptom encyclopedia...

Did your nose suddenly start feeling stuffy and uncomfortably blocked after becoming pregnant? Among the changes that accompany pregnancy, surprisingly many people suffer from nasal congestion, a runny nose, and sneezing. It is far too exhausting to dismiss as just a common cold, isn't it?

Have you ever experienced a sudden, completely blocked nose brought on by layers of stress built up during a busy routine? Perhaps sneezing that would not stop right before an important presentation, or a constantly running nose on an exhausting day—our body honestly confesses its stress. If you simply thought of it as ordinary rhinitis, you might be missing a small distress signal sent by your body.

Do you find yourself unable to sleep at night due to nasal congestion, unable to last even an hour without nasal spray now? Are you suffering from anxiety, wondering, 'Will I have to rely on nasal sprays for the rest of my life?' Did you know the alarming truth that this daily habit of spraying may actually be making your nose suffer even more?

Do you wake up in the morning with a completely blocked nose, feeling short of breath, unable to concentrate all day because of a dull headache? That unrefreshing, lingering discomfort no matter what you do, leaving you constantly fatigued. Perhaps you brushed it off lightly, thinking it was just a common cold.

Whenever the seasons change, does your nose itch, leaving you sneezing constantly and emptying a whole box of tissues with an endlessly runny nose? For those who toss and turn at night struggling to breathe due to nasal congestion, I completely understand. You might think the issue lies only in your nose, but Donguibogam teaches that even when the nose suffers, this is where we need to look first.