Yes. The things in nasal spray won't make you sick. You could drink a whole bottle of the stuff and be unaffected. Almost all the the "stuff" in nasal spray is water. The other ingredients, depending on which brand and such, are designed for use in the nasal passages and will not harm the lungs if they are inhaled completely. They certainly won't affect your digestive tract.
If you accidentally swallow nasal spray, it is not typically harmful as it is designed to be used in the nasal passages. You may experience some stomach irritation or a bad taste in your mouth. However, if you feel unwell or experience any serious symptoms, it is advisable to seek medical advice.
For some people, yes.
No it does not hurt. It is not much different than using a saline or nasal spray. The sensation is about the same, it can have some slight burning, but nothing that one would call "hurt" or "pain".
The best and safest nasal decongestant would be Mucinex along with some type of nasal spray. Afrin makes nasal sprays and drops that deliver faster relief.
.forms approved by the Food and Drug Administration(FDA) as of 2001--chewing gum, skin patch, nasal spray,and inhaler. nasal spray and inhaler are available only with a prescription. gum and some brands of the patch can be bought over the counter.
Get some Sudafed at your local pharmacy (you'll probably have to sign for it). Take it EXACTLY AS DIRECTED for two or three days. Then stop, or take half-doses for two more days. That shoud do it. If there is still residual rebound effect from the nasal spray, breathe through your mouth for a day or two until it is over - and don't abuse nasal decongestants in the future.
Their isn't anything much more than nasal congestion. Aside from pills, nasal sprays are the best way to clear your nasal passages. Unfortunately, nasal sprays such as Veramyst come with some side effects. A few of the side effects include vision problems, head aches and nasal bleeding. Keep in mind, these are side effects that are rarely found to happen.
You can do a saline nasal wash (Google for directions), or just use a saline nasal spray. It helps a lot and you can use the nasal spray often, as it's not harmful. Use your thumb to put pressure on your face just below your eyes. Press as hard as you can stand too. You will feel tingling and it will hurt some. Hold it as long as you can, then when you let go, your nose should unclog.
i not really sure but i got some today and it is white my noes are killing as i just sniffed it all up :P
Nothing. Its typically just cooking oil or olive oil. You can actually spray some types on your food for taste. Now I would not go swallowing gallons of the stuff, but a little will not hurt you.
You can use a saline nasal spray. It is just a little bit of warm water that you use, it is supposed to help rinse out the irritating pollen.
Oh, that's a great question! Using a nasal spray typically doesn't cause thrush directly. However, some nasal sprays containing steroids can weaken the immune system in the nose, potentially leading to a higher risk of developing thrush. It's always a good idea to consult with your healthcare provider if you have any concerns about using nasal sprays.