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10:55 pm
June 10, 2010
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susang
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Neti pots have been recommended by all of the EENT doctors I have seen. I have tried them, and they do work. It is a little awkward at first, but it only takes a try or two. You can pick them up at places like Walgreens, with the packets of mix. They are much easier than trying to mix your own solution. Give it a try!
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9:49 pm
June 8, 2010
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Greg
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I've only seen pictures of Neti pots but never tried them. They look like they'd be a bit cumbersome and messy.
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11:33 am
May 13, 2010
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Tony
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I don't have a Neti pot but what I've done is use one of those blue bulb thingies (used to suck out a baby's nose) to suck up some saline solution. Then I gently squeeze it into my nose to rinse out my sinuses. I do about half a cup each nostril.
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9:27 pm
April 22, 2010
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TobyJ
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My wife made me give it a try and I'm so glad that she did. I used to have a stuffy nose all the time. I started using the Neti-pot and I rarely have it anymore. It's awesome. At first I was a bit scared. I know a man scared? But you are pouring water into your nose.
It's easy to use and it works!
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1:25 pm
April 22, 2010
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randall
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Since my allergies are so severe, I've been on allergy medications since I was a child. I absolutely hate nasal sprays so only use these if necessary but none of the pills really work for me anymore. I was told to try a neti pot but it seems to me that it would be even worse than using a nasal spray. I'm not sure I could get used to it. Anyone use one of these? Is it truly effective?
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