subject: Snoring Nasal Spray - Review [print this page] The Way It Works: The Way It Works:
Inflammation in the nose is decreased by snoring nasal sprays. This can eliminate congestion that causes snoring.
Why It Is Used
Snoring nasal sprays are used when congestion is the cause of snoring and other treatment has not relieved the congestion.
How Much Is Its Effectiveness
The effectiveness of snoring nasal sprays varies 70% to 80%. Congestion can be effectively reduced by them and thus snoring will be reduced.
Side Effects
Side effects of snoring nasal sprays are rare and minimal, even in the cases of long-term use.
The most wide-spread thing people have been complaining about is a burning sensation in the nose right after the usage of the spray. Unpleasant taste after the usage of snoring nasal spray has also been noticed in some cases. Others can experience some dryness in the nasal mucous membranes. You can easily avoid these side effects by just changing the snoring nasal spray you use.
In very rare cases nosebleeds have also been discovered.
Rare side effects of snoring nasal sprays include:
Sores in the nose.
A hole (perforation) that forms in the wall between the nostrils (septum).
What To Think About
People often consider that corticosteroids, which are used to make snoring nasal sprays are somehow in touch with steroids, which are used in muscle building. People do not "bulk up" when using corticosteroids.
There have been some doubts that severe side effects may be caused by snoring nasal sprays in children, such as disturbances in behavior and growth delay. Medical researches have displayed that when used at the recommended doses nasal corticosteroid sprays do not cause any kind of serious side effects. However, because of these doubts, snoring nasal sprays are used in children only in the cases of ultimate necessity. Consult your doctor whether corticosteroids are ok for your child, and if so, which ones to use.
Snoring Nasal Spray - Review
By: Nika Darsalia
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