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What can i do when my sinus goes dry?
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Irrigation/Rinsing: The best and first-line treatment for sinus dryness is adding moisture and cleanliness by using a saline irrigation bottle. The top-brand is also the best-- neil med squeeze bottle. I prefer that over the netipot due to its physics. Saline packets + warm water will not only keep the mucosa moist but are also entirely safe and noninvasive.
Answered 10/30/2013
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