If you follow the sterilization rules, you can safely make a nasal rinse from home. The same can't be said for all DIY solutions. Jessica was a writer on the Wellness team, with a focus on health ...

Kevin Whitehead, M.D., F.A.H.A. (SALT LAKE CITY) - Squirting a simple saline solution into the nose twice a day could alleviate chronic nosebleeds just as effectively as spraying with any one of three ...

Which saline nasal sprays are best? Allergies can cause your nose to become dry and sometimes even bleed. If you suffer from allergies or dry nostrils, chances are good you have tried saline nasal ...

Germ season has been going great guns for months now but that doesn’t mean the illnesses are abating. Oh no, if anything, post-Christmas we seem to be sicker than ever. With the kids heading back to ...

When it comes to sick kids, you likely have one priority: getting them healthy ASAP. But it's not always simple to ward off their uncomfortable symptoms and make them feel better. Nasal rinses, which ...

In a small, short-term study, a preservative-free, acidified nasal spray appears safe and well tolerated and maintained its sterility in an applicator used multiple times, according to a report in the ...

Starting twice daily flushing of the mucus-lined nasal cavity with a mild saline solution soon after testing positive for COVID-19 can significantly reduce hospitalization and death, investigators ...