Nmill11b, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago) Interestingly this may work, but I’m not sure anyone has studied it (perhaps I will do a lit search). There’s erectile tissue in the inferior turbinates that is responsible for the nasal cycle… maybe after an emission it’s more flaccid? Sadly I do not suffer from inferior turbinate hypertroohy/ alternating nasal obstruction to test this on myself. Edit: This has been studied… I now have one more option in the “medical management” toolbox doi.org/10.1177/0145561320981441
Interestingly this may work, but I’m not sure anyone has studied it (perhaps I will do a lit search).
There’s erectile tissue in the inferior turbinates that is responsible for the nasal cycle… maybe after an emission it’s more flaccid?
Sadly I do not suffer from inferior turbinate hypertroohy/ alternating nasal obstruction to test this on myself.
Edit: This has been studied… I now have one more option in the “medical management” toolbox
doi.org/10.1177/0145561320981441