How exactly does your nose actually clog up?

What are the details on how your nose clogs up?

How exactly does your nose actually clog up?
inhaling something that irritates your nasal mucosa will start an inflammatory response right there on the spot and inflammation will cause your nose to increase secretions, if these isn't sneezed out effectively, then it clog up your nose. it usually happens to hypersensitive and allergic persons.
Reply:You can have the mucous membranes to actually swell as in an allergic reaction, or there is an over production of mucous that will cause it.
Reply:it really sucks, when you sneeze, or cry or just have a cold. when you have any of these things going on the membrane in your nazel passage way swells up and closes off the airway. when you stop crying it usually takes a little while to go away, but when you have a cold it lasts for days making your life miserable. try some cold medicine, but the best way is to let it run its coarse.
Reply:you nose collects dust and pollen. and your nose hairs trap these items,, therefore clogging up your nose
Reply:the mucous glands produce mucous,and this dries up with the incoming air



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