I've been having some problems with nose congestion while singing, any time i start to sing my nose slowly start to congest and it's killing me! I love to sing but if i sing for about 10 minutes my nose gets all stopped up and i start sounding pretty bad.
Now i can't blow this out of my nose, I've tried many many times. And i have problems blowing my nose anyways because of that little flap at the roof of your mouth in the very back by your throat that connects your nasal cavities to your throat, any time i try to blow my nose it gets pushed up really fast and slaps shut and hurts. I was wondering if this do be part of the reason why i get nose congestion while singing? I don't sing threw my nose though, that is a question i've gotten before when asking this same question. And help would be MUCH appreciated! Thanks
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Hobbies category? Maybe give some free advice about: Music? ttaayylloorr answered Tuesday September 7 2010, 5:34 pm: First off, do not continue to blow your nose. If it causes pain then it will only make the congestion worse. Try the nasel congestion spray or the nose inhaler stuff that you sniff in order to clear your nose passages. I sang for 7 years in chorus, and as part of concert solos and I had the same problem. The spray never did help, although it may work for you. However, the inhaler thing worked tremendously. Just use it before you sing and it should last throughout. You can get them at rite aid or cvs, or basically any drug store for like 5-8 dollars. It really helped me. (:
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