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Should i be concerned about hydrogen peroxide in the nose?
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It depends: Diluted hydrogen peroxide is sometimes recommended in patients with chronic nasal and/or sinus infections. It can be added to saline rinses. However, hydrogen peroxide can also be an irritant. In high concentrations, it may be more harmful than helpful. Make sure you talk to your doctor about the manner in which this should be used and how it should be diluted.
Answered 1/7/2018
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