Nature11d
Rhinitis: Allergic and Nonallergic Mechanisms
with idiopathic and rhinitis medicamentosa being the most common types[1]. This study highlighted the seasonal patterns of NAR, which tend to peak in the autumn and winter months, contrasting with ...
Doctors looked at my destroyed nose and asked how long I’d used cocaine – I’ve never touched it, SUDAFED is my vice
WHEN doctors asked Curtis Arnold-Harmer how long he’d been using cocaine, the 29-year-old was baffled. “I’ve never touched ...
New York Post26d
You’re blowing your nose wrong — it can cause damage, here’s the right way to do it
However, he cautioned that these medications should only be used for three days — any longer, and they can lose their effectiveness or increase your risk of developing rhinitis medicamentosa ...
WebMD13d
A Guide to Cold Medicine for Adults
That could lead to rhinitis medicamentosa, a condition that makes the nasal passages red and swollen. Some devices use sound or electricity to help ease congestion, sinus pressure, inflammation ...
Hosted on MSN21d
Blowing Your Nose Repeatedly? Doing It Wrong Could Do More Harm Than Good
However, experts caution against prolonged use — stick to three days or less to avoid rhinitis medicamentosa, a condition that worsens nasal inflammation and congestion. Proper nose-blowing is ...
verywellhealth14d
Common Types of Nasal Sprays — and How to Use Them
Don't let decongestants squeeze your heart. Mortuaire G, De Gabory L, François M, et al. Rebound congestion and rhinitis medicamentosa: nasal decongestants in clinical practice. Critical review of the ...
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence5d
Thousands of people with a severe dust mite allergy are set to benefit from life-changing treatment
Optimised final draft guidance published today recommends 12 SQ-HDM SLIT, also known as Acarizax and made by ALK-Abello, as an option for treating persistent moderate to severe house dust mite ...
verywellhealth14d
Sniffles Causes and How to Treat Nasal Congestion
The color does not mean you have an infection that requires antibiotics. Symptoms of "the sniffles" can also be caused by rhinitis, irritation, and inflammation in the nose's mucus membranes. Rhinitis ...