What is nasal douche?
Traditional nasal douche is a glass container used to rinse the nasal passages by isotonic salt water or salt solution. The purpose of this process is to clean or wash the hock and bacteria from the nose while providing calming relief from the symptoms of the dry nose. Modern versions of the nasal douche today include plastic, glass or rubber containers. Select systems offer electronic compressors and plastic chambers for aeration of physiological solution into a fine fog. Rather than simple gravity -based containers requiring users spray or pour salt water with nasal passages, electric or atomized systems supply solutions with constant pressure set by the user.
For the use of nasal douche is in Dovio and then sniffed or sprayed, depending on the specific design. One nostril is treated at once. Water or evaporated physiological solution flows into one nostril, then either poured out or blows out of the other nostril. Repetition of the process with dRuise nostrints. Experts and care providers recommend different frequencies of treatment to correspond to a particular disease.
other common terms for similar therapies include nasal irrigation or nasal irrigation. A device similar to the nasal douche would be pots, bulbs and even some pulsating devices with buttons for pressure control. Irrigation solutions include normal physiological solution solution, homemade salt water, pre -mixed isotonic salt water and commercially available nasal lubricants. Alternatively, commercially available sets can be purchased, which include a Douching container, pre -measured packages of isotonic salt and related supplies. Users only need to add water to complete the set.
The use of Neti pots and the practice of nasal irrigation began in ancient India with practice known as Jala-Neti. Nasal douches work almost the same as Neti Pot and SIMILAR Equipment. Modern doctors recommend either the nasal irrigation method and often treats such remedies as interchangeable. Redemption or irrigation, as is sometimes called treatment, is an effective domestic remedy in cases of severe fever, sinus infection, dry crunchy nose, allergy and other nose problems, temporary and chronic.
studies have shown that atomized treatment of nasal douche, for some diseases such as viral nasal infections, are better than simple irrigation of the nose using conventional sodium chloride solutions. Several such studies were conducted by the University of Siena in Italy using 60 to 200 test entities. In each study, patients tested as reporting higher nasal functions using atomized nasal douche during other similar treatments. The atomized nasal douche consists of a small compressor and a delivery chamber that together provide a salt solution in the fog rather than a simple salt water solution.