I dived today on Flonase only with using the neti pot before the Flonase. I didn’t have any issues equalizing. I really wasn’t sure. So definitely leaving the Zyrtec-D at home and going with Flonase/neti pot only.
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My daughter likes the Neti Pot. Me not so much. I guess you know the stories of people dying after using it with tap water. Safe only with bottled water.using the neti pot before the Flonase
My daughter likes the Neti Pot. Me not so much. I guess you know the stories of people dying after using it with tap water. Safe only with bottled water.
Not true at all - you just need to boil the water (tap or bottled). The other VERY important point is that you need to add a sterile saline rinse powder to the water to create a saline solution.My daughter likes the Neti Pot. Me not so much. I guess you know the stories of people dying after using it with tap water. Safe only with bottled water.
Ok, yeah, it needs to be sterile, to ensure that amoeba that can survive in treated tap water is dead and neutralized. Bottled water that has been kept free of contamination should suffice, but tap water boiled for a few minutes, then cooled, would as well. Or so I've heard. I am not a practitioner.Not true at all - you just need to boil the water (tap or bottled).
Sure, that too. I have a home mix recipe I found online, but whichever.The other VERY important point is that you need to add a sterile saline rinse powder to the water to create a saline solution.
Flushing your sinuses with plain water will burn like crazy (I know as I once forgot to add the powder - and paid a very unpleasant price for it)
Less than 2¢ each. Nice.