WITH the arrival of summer comes the dreaded hay fever season for many. But relief doesn’t have to break the bank.  Switching ...

Nasal decongestant sprays are a popular remedy for relieving nasal congestion caused by colds, allergies and sinus infections ...

Harmer's nose he saw such extensive damage to the lining that he asked the father-of-one if he had been a habitual cocaine ...

If you're really stuffed up and need instant relief, you may want to try a nasal decongestant spray like Afrin or Vicks Sinex, Rubin says. These sprays shrink the blood vessels in your nasal passages.

With pollen season starting earlier, "you may need to start your intranasal steroid spray earlier than you used to," so it'll be optimally effective. Nasal decongestants. If you're really stuffed up ...

The products, available for less than £4 at high-street chemists and supermarkets, have become many patients' go-to remedy ...

Rebound congestion can happen when decongestant nasal sprays are used for longer than seven days. Prolonged use irritates the inside of the nose, causing it to swell up and feel blocked – relieved ...

Repeated use of decongestant nasal spray had left Hannah’s turbinates inflamed and enlarged, causing the constant blocked up feeling. The surgery helped her quit the sprays, but the recovery was ...

Article continues below Content cannot be displayed without consent She observed: "I'm seeing too many people using nose sprays completely incorrectly. "Most of you will just spray your nose spray ...

She continued: "I'm seeing too many people using nose sprays completely incorrectly. Most of you will just spray your nose spray right up your nose, and then a lot of people sniff and then it just ...

plan to use the grant funding to adapt the nasal spray technology they originally developed for COVID-19 and human influenza. The vaccine could also potentially be used in humans, if necessary ...