RICHMOND, Va. -- A new study by researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns of the potential consequence of using a nasal rinse without sterile water. Nasal rinsing or sinus ...

A study recently published in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases, showed a lot of people mistakenly thinking tap water is okay for nasal rinsing, humidifiers and CPAP machines. Infectious ...

A common home remedy of gargling with salt water and rinsing nasal passages may ease the symptoms of a covid-19 infection and help keep people out of the hospital, according to new research presented ...

On the internet, natural cures and at-home remedies abound, especially during the coronavirus pandemic. And while some of these purported panaceas, like drinking grape juice to prevent the stomach flu ...

Sinus rinsing is also known as nasal rinsing, sinus flushing, or nasal irrigation. It refers to the use of sterilized water to clean and clear out your sinus passages. People use sinus rinses to clean ...

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 ...

A nasal rinse is a common practice to clear nasal passages, especially during cold, flu, and allergy seasons. It helps remove mucus, debris, and allergens that build in the nose. “A saltwater rinse is ...

Has your doctor suggested nasal irrigation for seasonal allergy relief? Mine has, and nasal irrigation has become a very helpful practice for me when my allergies start to flare up. Let’s talk about ...

Whether you’re fighting off a cold, the flu, or seasonal allergies, a sinus-rinse kit or neti pot — nasal irrigation tools to help clear sinus congestion — can help loosen thick mucus, which can allow ...

Sept. 17 (UPI) --A commercially available nasal antiseptic solution "inactivates" COVID-19 just 15 seconds after the coronavirus is exposed to it, effectively preventing the infection from developing, ...