Sinus rinses/Nasal irrigations

Zara

New member
Alot of people on this board seem to do sinus rinses and nasal irrigations (not sure if i spelt it correctly?)

and i would just like to know what these two processes are and what are the benefits of doing them...
 

Zara

New member
Alot of people on this board seem to do sinus rinses and nasal irrigations (not sure if i spelt it correctly?)

and i would just like to know what these two processes are and what are the benefits of doing them...
 

Zara

New member
Alot of people on this board seem to do sinus rinses and nasal irrigations (not sure if i spelt it correctly?)

and i would just like to know what these two processes are and what are the benefits of doing them...
 

Zara

New member
Alot of people on this board seem to do sinus rinses and nasal irrigations (not sure if i spelt it correctly?)

and i would just like to know what these two processes are and what are the benefits of doing them...
 

Zara

New member
Alot of people on this board seem to do sinus rinses and nasal irrigations (not sure if i spelt it correctly?)
<br />
<br />and i would just like to know what these two processes are and what are the benefits of doing them...
 

Ready2Dance

New member
I bought the sinus rinse package at my Kroger's pharmacy. It comes with a nice bottle and a whole bunch of salt packets to make it a saline rinse. (PS, don't use table salt if your just don't a nasal rinse... it burns like HELL!! lol)

The processes are the same, just two names for it. The benefits are that it cleans out parts of your sinuses that simply blowing wouldn't get out of there. By clearing that mucus out, infection is less likely and can help keep not only our sinuses healthy, but help with our lungs too. Since sinus gunk has a tendency to drain down into the lungs and settle and cause infections.

Hope this helps!
 

Ready2Dance

New member
I bought the sinus rinse package at my Kroger's pharmacy. It comes with a nice bottle and a whole bunch of salt packets to make it a saline rinse. (PS, don't use table salt if your just don't a nasal rinse... it burns like HELL!! lol)

The processes are the same, just two names for it. The benefits are that it cleans out parts of your sinuses that simply blowing wouldn't get out of there. By clearing that mucus out, infection is less likely and can help keep not only our sinuses healthy, but help with our lungs too. Since sinus gunk has a tendency to drain down into the lungs and settle and cause infections.

Hope this helps!
 

Ready2Dance

New member
I bought the sinus rinse package at my Kroger's pharmacy. It comes with a nice bottle and a whole bunch of salt packets to make it a saline rinse. (PS, don't use table salt if your just don't a nasal rinse... it burns like HELL!! lol)

The processes are the same, just two names for it. The benefits are that it cleans out parts of your sinuses that simply blowing wouldn't get out of there. By clearing that mucus out, infection is less likely and can help keep not only our sinuses healthy, but help with our lungs too. Since sinus gunk has a tendency to drain down into the lungs and settle and cause infections.

Hope this helps!
 

Ready2Dance

New member
I bought the sinus rinse package at my Kroger's pharmacy. It comes with a nice bottle and a whole bunch of salt packets to make it a saline rinse. (PS, don't use table salt if your just don't a nasal rinse... it burns like HELL!! lol)

The processes are the same, just two names for it. The benefits are that it cleans out parts of your sinuses that simply blowing wouldn't get out of there. By clearing that mucus out, infection is less likely and can help keep not only our sinuses healthy, but help with our lungs too. Since sinus gunk has a tendency to drain down into the lungs and settle and cause infections.

Hope this helps!
 

Ready2Dance

New member
I bought the sinus rinse package at my Kroger's pharmacy. It comes with a nice bottle and a whole bunch of salt packets to make it a saline rinse. (PS, don't use table salt if your just don't a nasal rinse... it burns like HELL!! lol)
<br />
<br />The processes are the same, just two names for it. The benefits are that it cleans out parts of your sinuses that simply blowing wouldn't get out of there. By clearing that mucus out, infection is less likely and can help keep not only our sinuses healthy, but help with our lungs too. Since sinus gunk has a tendency to drain down into the lungs and settle and cause infections.
<br />
<br />Hope this helps!
 

grassisgreener

New member
My daughter (5.5 wcf) uses the Neilmed Sinus Rinse bottle and packets. It keeps her sinuses from getting infected, stops post-nasal cough and has been wonderful for her. She does this twice a day.

Here is a link to a video of her doing a rinse:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZgueuvJIsQ">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZgueuvJIsQ</a>
 

grassisgreener

New member
My daughter (5.5 wcf) uses the Neilmed Sinus Rinse bottle and packets. It keeps her sinuses from getting infected, stops post-nasal cough and has been wonderful for her. She does this twice a day.

Here is a link to a video of her doing a rinse:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZgueuvJIsQ">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZgueuvJIsQ</a>
 

grassisgreener

New member
My daughter (5.5 wcf) uses the Neilmed Sinus Rinse bottle and packets. It keeps her sinuses from getting infected, stops post-nasal cough and has been wonderful for her. She does this twice a day.

Here is a link to a video of her doing a rinse:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZgueuvJIsQ">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZgueuvJIsQ</a>
 

grassisgreener

New member
My daughter (5.5 wcf) uses the Neilmed Sinus Rinse bottle and packets. It keeps her sinuses from getting infected, stops post-nasal cough and has been wonderful for her. She does this twice a day.

Here is a link to a video of her doing a rinse:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZgueuvJIsQ">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZgueuvJIsQ</a>
 

grassisgreener

New member
My daughter (5.5 wcf) uses the Neilmed Sinus Rinse bottle and packets. It keeps her sinuses from getting infected, stops post-nasal cough and has been wonderful for her. She does this twice a day.
<br />
<br />Here is a link to a video of her doing a rinse:
<br /><a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZgueuvJIsQ">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZgueuvJIsQ</a>
 

hmw

New member
What does it feel like? I am supposed to do this with my 7yr old when she gets really congested and so far I haven't had to (new to dx) and I am dreading it- I don't know how well she will cooperate with this!

I will watch that YouTube video to see what it looks like; I would just like to know what it feels like and if the fluid draining down your throat after it's been up your nose makes you gaggy and/or tastes bad.

eta: ok, so I guess it doesn't go down your throat like a nasal spray or drops do once they have been up there! That is NOTHING like I thought. I still wonder what SHE will think of it and how it feels, though. Any input will be much appreciated!!
 

hmw

New member
What does it feel like? I am supposed to do this with my 7yr old when she gets really congested and so far I haven't had to (new to dx) and I am dreading it- I don't know how well she will cooperate with this!

I will watch that YouTube video to see what it looks like; I would just like to know what it feels like and if the fluid draining down your throat after it's been up your nose makes you gaggy and/or tastes bad.

eta: ok, so I guess it doesn't go down your throat like a nasal spray or drops do once they have been up there! That is NOTHING like I thought. I still wonder what SHE will think of it and how it feels, though. Any input will be much appreciated!!
 

hmw

New member
What does it feel like? I am supposed to do this with my 7yr old when she gets really congested and so far I haven't had to (new to dx) and I am dreading it- I don't know how well she will cooperate with this!

I will watch that YouTube video to see what it looks like; I would just like to know what it feels like and if the fluid draining down your throat after it's been up your nose makes you gaggy and/or tastes bad.

eta: ok, so I guess it doesn't go down your throat like a nasal spray or drops do once they have been up there! That is NOTHING like I thought. I still wonder what SHE will think of it and how it feels, though. Any input will be much appreciated!!
 

hmw

New member
What does it feel like? I am supposed to do this with my 7yr old when she gets really congested and so far I haven't had to (new to dx) and I am dreading it- I don't know how well she will cooperate with this!

I will watch that YouTube video to see what it looks like; I would just like to know what it feels like and if the fluid draining down your throat after it's been up your nose makes you gaggy and/or tastes bad.

eta: ok, so I guess it doesn't go down your throat like a nasal spray or drops do once they have been up there! That is NOTHING like I thought. I still wonder what SHE will think of it and how it feels, though. Any input will be much appreciated!!
 

hmw

New member
What does it feel like? I am supposed to do this with my 7yr old when she gets really congested and so far I haven't had to (new to dx) and I am dreading it- I don't know how well she will cooperate with this!
<br />
<br />I will watch that YouTube video to see what it looks like; I would just like to know what it feels like and if the fluid draining down your throat after it's been up your nose makes you gaggy and/or tastes bad.
<br />
<br />eta: ok, so I guess it doesn't go down your throat like a nasal spray or drops do once they have been up there! That is NOTHING like I thought. I still wonder what SHE will think of it and how it feels, though. Any input will be much appreciated!!
 
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