B. Deal with your circulatory issues. Hands, feet, nose and ears get shorted first when you have circulatory issues.
C. Pick your nose in the shower while your hands are clean before sticking fingers in your nose and can be promptly recleaned afterwards without contaminating anything else. You probably have that nasty habit mentioned in another comment because of low grade chronic sinus infections. Mucus firms up like cement to trap stuff, at which point picking your nose makes more sense than blowing it.
D. Get better salt in you and stay adequately hydrated. Both salt and water are major components of mucus and mucus is your respiratory system's first line of defense against invaders.
E. Don't know how to fix your health issues? Try fasting. It likely frees up immune cells to address other issues while your gut is empty of pesky foreign invaders brought in via the food you eat.
F. While addressing all that, have something you can fiddle with to occupy your hands so they are doing something else. Let me recommend that your fiddle stick/toy/thingamajig be made of copper or silver because they are both antimicrobial.
G. You may also need to up your environmental hygiene. Dust everything or get rid of nasty carpets, etc.
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Deal with your circulatory issues. Hands, feet, nose and ears get shorted first when you have circulatory issues.
You should walk at least thirty minutes a day. I recommend running errands on foot, stop circling the parking lot like a vulture looking for the closest parking space and just park in the cheap seats, and take the stairs occasionally instead of the elevator.
Also, make sure you are getting enough iron and b vitamins. Both are critical to production of red blood cells.
If you work at a desk all day, get up every hour on the hour and walk around. A trip to the bathroom or vending machine (or printer.. etc) is a good excuse. Sitting for hours on end does terrible things to your circulation. Get up periodically. It's important.
Also, stay hydrated. Blood is mostly water. Most people aren't adequately hydrated. They just aren't.