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Effective use of Nasal Sprays for Allergic Rhinitis

Writer: D Carlton-Conway
D Carlton-Conway
Oct 12
1 min read

Allergic rhinitis (including hay fever and allergies to house dust mites or pets) can cause sneezing, a runny, itchy or blocked nose and disturbed sleep.


Using nasal sprays with a good technique is just as important as choosing the right nasal spray and is the best way to ensure their effectiveness. Ensuring the spray is directed towards the correct part of the nostril means the medicine reach the right area and reduces the risk of irritation and nosebleeds. Ensuring good technique can make a real difference to symptom control.


We've included a short video demonstrating how to use a nasal spray correctly, so you or your child can get the greatest benefit from treatment.



 
 
 

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