hello there
You aint the only nose itcher
me too more so than not
here's my two cents worth

) buying some mucus stuff maybe like slippery elm and try eliminating the mucus
which critters like to eat
2) search for herbs you like to eliminate all mucus in body
3) I think it is what you are breathing out that is attracting critter, sorry,
brain is foggy maybe it was the lactic acid critter was smelling any way
go on that line of thinking and search ...
4) flushing nose with distilled water and something like a stinky fragrance oil
5) i think there are foods you can find to eat for eliminating the mucus
sorry I am just off today in every way.

but I hope my 2 cents leads you to something good.
ps try alittle de too.
I know it must be help to it all.
6) salt comes to me as something for you to put flush nose huh?
regards tomato
forgive the way I wrote this I am not the best writer as you noticed.

either citricidal (grapefruit seed extract - GSE) or Goldenseal diluted as a nasal spray and had pretty good results.

I think it may have been Goldenseal, as just today after using Goldenseal in an enema or two recently, most recently last night, I have just evacuated a colony of worms from my sinus area.

Using the proper solution in a neti pot/sinus irrigation will give better results. There's a whole lot more mucus hiding behind the nostrils and the general ENT area.

Typical solutions : H2O2, Lugols Iodine etc

I have that EXACT same thing going on. I am thinking it is allergy related. Are you anywhere near tree pollen? It is spring in my country of Canada, and there was a lot of moisture this year, resulting in the trees going nuts with pollen. Shroom

This is a common parasite die-off/retreat reaction. The herbs or medicinals you are taking to combat the bugs are not pleasing them and they are moving around to avoid what you're using to deter them.

I am almost through my second week of Clarkia and at the tail end of my first week, itching was most noticeable, especially around my nose and my facial area; My ears were itching as well. My conclusions are that increased itching is a sign of parasitic/pathogen die-off/aggravation.

Salt/Cers know that this is a very common reaction because increased salinity levels greatly aggravate the bugs and they move around to either escape their host due to an inhospitable living environment, or are moving to a more comfortable location that is not as highly saturated with a high salinity level.

Regards.