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Should a neti-pot help with post-nasal drip?
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Nettie Pots: A nettie pot is simply a way to deliver saline or salt water to the nose. There are several different ways to deliver saline to the nose. You can use spray, a squirt bottle or a nettie pot. They are all effective. Sometimes, though, you need more. Your doctor can help you if saline isn't sufficient.
Answered 8/15/2013
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