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.
is it ok if you swallow nasal spray, i accedently did and i have a sore throat now like a burning feeling
Well no Call or getmedical help or contact a Poison Control Center
I did and i use water to get the taste out (did not work) ate food( worked some what but the best is insted of swallowing spit out what you are about to swallow
Call the poison control center instead of asking for advice from random people on the internet.
There are lots of different "nasal sprays" with varying effects, and the poison control center people know what's in each of them and what you need to do (which may vary from "nothing, you just drank salt water" to "get to an emergency room immediately").
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".
.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.
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
No. As Ocean Nasal Spray only contains salt and water, and none of the chemicals that are found in some other brands, it is as safe as sea water. Which means, you don't want to drink it, but it's perfectly safe when used for its intended purpose. Actually, it also contains Benzalkonium Chloride. BZC have been known to cause allergic reactions in some people, especially on mucous membranes.
To swallow toothpaste a little is bad, because there are some active & non-active ingredients that are harmful for human body. Especially for children below 8 are strictly recommended not to use toothpaste because they usually swallow toothpaste while brushing their teeth.
The nasal passages are supposed to create some moisture, but when there is drainage that doesn't actually drain, it will become dry. You can help prevent this by using a nasal saline spray or a neti pot. A neti pot is shaped similar to an Aladdin's lamp, with a spout that fits inside the nasal passage. You simply fill it with warm salt water, then with your head bent over and tilted to the side over the sink, you first flush one side, then do the other side the same way. This flushes allerges, etc. from the nasal passages, as well as excess mucous (more detailed instructions come with the neti pot). It also helps keep the nasal passages moist, which doctors recommend. But a bottle of nasal saline spray works well too, and can be taken with you and used anywhere. And both can be used as often as you need.
of course. nose spray is a deadly inhalationism of toxic fluticasone furoate, that is, only if you breathe too hard. it is recommended to breathe after the spray has been applicated to the nasal area. what most people don't know is that your brain locates some of its parts to the top of your nasal airways, avoiding the main airway ventilation portifiatormententa. if the knozzle of the nose spray is too lengthy it may accidentally touch the outer colopoluss of your brain. when this happens, fatal effects may/will follow. so be careful and aware of the harmful and sometimes fatal effects of nose spray. Another Answer It is not possible to reach the brain with a nasal spray nozzle. They are long enough. The spray itself might be able to reach the brain but not the nozzle. The FDA would not approve the use of nasal sprays if the nozzle were so long as to touch the brain because it would pose a major safety hazard.
It doesn\'t appear that an increase in the body temperature will cause more nose picking. If you find that your nose is constantly feeling stuffed, you can use a saline spray, or a nasal spray to help get some relief. You should also speak to your doctor to see what they recommend.
It depends on the person. Some are okay and some are not.
It's more than likely an ingrown hair caused by some foreign matter getting trapped up your nostril there is a product you can buy over-the-counter referred to as nasal wash- very inexpensive- kind of like buying visine or a nasal spray.
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It is not uncommon to develop nose bleeds and ear problems when relocating to a place that has a very dry climate. The high altitude also plays a significant part. You would be much better off with a saline nasal spray. Afrin will only dry the mucus membranes of the nose out further. If you don't improve within 7-10 days or if your condition worsens. It would be a good idea to consult a doctor.