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Yo dawg, I heard you like sinus infections.. so I put bacteria in your nasal spray so you can have a sinus infection while you got a sinus infection!
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Yo dawg, I heard you like sinus infections.. so I put bacteria in your nasal spray so you can have a sinus infection while you got a sinus infection!
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I was told to avoid medicated nasal sprays for the fact that not only can they be abused but they can over dry the sinus linings which in turn causes cracks that can lead to infections and problems . Same for abusing many decongestants which can over dry the sinus linings .
Humidity and/or moisture is best for the sinus linings . You can use a vaporizer or humidfier . The cheapest way is salt water or a saline spray . But I was given strict instructions by a an ear , nose and throat specialist to avoid medicated sprays .
So this is what happens when you integrate cosinex and bacteria...
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According to the CDC it can also be found in soil & water. Always a good thing to find that the FDA is doing their job though.
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*insert post about how that's not how you spell \"nasal\" here.*
@aphex242:
Is this like the difference between Anusol and Anbesol?
@aphex242: Maybe they meant navel spray. You know, to break up lint congestion.