In a recent study, twice daily nasal irrigation was found to reduce the severity of COVID-19 symptoms. Although the study in question had some pretty major flaws—including a small sample size and the ...

With the arrival of spring and soaring pollen counts, many seasonal allergy sufferers are seeking relief from bothersome, or even debilitating, symptoms. Nasal irrigation using a variety of methods — ...

If you have an acute nasal issue, sinus irrigation can be helpful in just mechanically removing that mucus, so you can breathe a little bit better after you do it, Dr. Pearlman says. In the chronic ...

Tap water is safe to drink, but using it to rinse your sinuses without first sterilizing it can be dangerous, according to public health officials. The Seattle Times reported Thursday that a rare ...

Nasal irrigation under pressure has been demonstrated to safely reduce the duration and severity of both Coronaviridae and illnesses like flu with shorter incubation periods. Sodium bicarbonate and ...

If you are suffering from sinus or nasal symptoms, a saline wash might bring relief. The balance of mucus in our bodies – particularly in our noses – is a delicate thing. Too dry, and you can be ...

Many people suffer from sinusitis during seasonal changes, experiencing persistent nasal congestion and yellow mucus. The Chosun Ilbo’s medical and health YouTube channel, Kim Chul-jung’s *This Will ...

(Reuters Health) – Chronic sinus infections are common and they can be hard to treat, but nasal irrigation with salt water may help prevent some sinus symptoms, according to a new study in the U.K.

Advising patient with chronic sinus congestion to use nasal irrigation - a popular nonpharmacologic treatment - improved their symptoms, but steam inhalation did not, according to a randomized ...

Sinus infections, inflammation and nasal congestion constantly plague Americans, often leading to unpleasant symptoms and even missed days of work. Traditional nasal spray anti-inflammatory ...