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what to do to relieve sinus issues?

I'm prone to big time sinus issues and later sinus infections but usually just down clarinex, etc. or get antibiotics when I get an infection.  I'm very hesistant to take anything at all while pregnant but these sinus headaches are getting worse. Any suggestions?
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Re: what to do to relieve sinus issues?

  • a neti pot or I found this saline nose spray stuff (it's in a can so not as messy) at target that works well.

     

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  • i have been suffering for years. 2 surgeries later, the sinus rinse was awesome! neti pots work, but the neil med sinu rinse is easier--it's in a squirt bottle. any walgreens or cvs has it. here's a link so you can recognize it when you see it in the store.  it's normally on a top or bottom shelf, so hard to spot, but if you ask, they will direct you to it. we also run a humidfier pretty much every night. saline spray is supposed to help, too. good luck!

    https://www.neilmed.com/usa/index.php

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  • I had a sinus infection while pregnant and obgyn ok'd both antibiotics and a rhinocort (a nasal spray). it's definitely worth talking to your ob about it.
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    i have been suffering for years. 2 surgeries later, the sinus rinse was awesome! neti pots work, but the neil med sinu rinse is easier--it's in a squirt bottle. any walgreens or cvs has it. here's a link so you can recognize it when you see it in the store.  it's normally on a top or bottom shelf, so hard to spot, but if you ask, they will direct you to it. we also run a humidfier pretty much every night. saline spray is supposed to help, too. good luck!

    https://www.neilmed.com/usa/index.php

    I second this rec!  it's a pain, but it feel real nice!

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  • imageBLONDIE6FT:

    i have been suffering for years. 2 surgeries later, the sinus rinse was awesome! neti pots work, but the neil med sinu rinse is easier--it's in a squirt bottle. any walgreens or cvs has it. here's a link so you can recognize it when you see it in the store.  it's normally on a top or bottom shelf, so hard to spot, but if you ask, they will direct you to it. we also run a humidfier pretty much every night. saline spray is supposed to help, too. good luck!

    https://www.neilmed.com/usa/index.php

    Ditto this x1000. I love my NeilMed rinse. I made it a part of my everyday routine and my allergies ahve decreased very significantly.

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