Re: Re: Nasal Nebulizer

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My nasal nebulizer is different. It is the Sinus Dynamics SinuTouch. It is a tiny hand held device that dispences antibiotic, anti fungal and antibacterial meds. Each one is put in after the other has finished. I takes about 6-7 minutes to complete all three vials. It is very helpful.Gwendolyn Rafter

From: Uri <urania51@...>Subject: Re: Nasal Nebulizersamters Date: Saturday, December 4, 2010, 6:29 AM

I have been using the Nasoneb sinus nebulizer for about 5 months. I had redeveloped polyps and my sense of smell was gone again. Instead of surgery, my new doctor at the U of Minnesota prescribed a short burst of prednisone followed by daily nebulizing of Budesonide (pulmicort respules). So far so good, no polyp re-growth and my sense of smell is steady. The nebulizer only takes 2 minutes each time. Google Nasoneb and you can read all about it.

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Where is your doctor who prescribed this for you? Which state?

From: Uri <urania51@...>Subject: Re: Nasal Nebulizersamters Date: Saturday, December 4, 2010, 6:29 AM

I have been using the Nasoneb sinus nebulizer for about 5 months. I had redeveloped polyps and my sense of smell was gone again. Instead of surgery, my new doctor at the U of Minnesota prescribed a short burst of prednisone followed by daily nebulizing of Budesonide (pulmicort respules). So far so good, no polyp re-growth and my sense of smell is steady. The nebulizer only takes 2 minutes each time. Google Nasoneb and you can read all about it.

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How much does this cost and where to buy this from?Ordering it online is not possible and they're probably not selling it through retailers. Or none that I could find.Thank you.Sergiu

From: Uri <urania51@...>Subject: Re: Nasal Nebulizersamters Date: Saturday, December 4, 2010, 6:29 AM

I have been using the Nasoneb sinus nebulizer for about 5 months. I had redeveloped polyps and my sense of smell was gone again. Instead of surgery, my new doctor at the U of Minnesota prescribed a short burst of prednisone followed by daily nebulizing of Budesonide (pulmicort respules). So far so good, no polyp re-growth and my sense of smell is steady. The nebulizer only takes 2 minutes each time. Google Nasoneb and you can read all about it.

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My ENT prescribed it and the insurance covered the med. I will post an email later to day with the names of the three meds. I have not had polyp growth since I started this. I do sill have the occasional mucus because my allergies are still bad. The Xoliar is helpful with that but I still have some like my eyes that are still bad. I hope you can get this nebulizer because the meds are really strong and they are so helpful.Gwendolyn Rafter

From: Uri <urania51@...>Subject: Re: Nasal Nebulizersamters Date: Saturday, December 4, 2010, 6:29 AM

I have been using the Nasoneb sinus nebulizer for about 5 months. I had redeveloped polyps and my sense of smell was gone again. Instead of surgery, my new doctor at the U of Minnesota prescribed a short burst of prednisone followed by daily nebulizing of Budesonide (pulmicort respules). So far so good, no polyp re-growth and my sense of smell is steady. The nebulizer only takes 2 minutes each time. Google Nasoneb and you can read all about it.

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I live in Stone Mountain, Georgia. I see Dr. Cameron Hewitt at ENT of Georgia. He is so good. He did my last polyp surgery and he has put the last two sets of tubes in my ears.Gwendolyn Rafter

From: Uri <urania51@...>Subject: Re: Nasal Nebulizersamters Date: Saturday, December 4, 2010, 6:29 AM

I have been using the Nasoneb sinus nebulizer for about 5 months. I had redeveloped polyps and my sense of smell was gone again. Instead of surgery, my new doctor at the U of Minnesota prescribed a short burst of prednisone followed by daily nebulizing of Budesonide (pulmicort respules). So far so good, no polyp re-growth and my sense of smell is steady. The nebulizer only takes 2 minutes each time. Google Nasoneb and you can read all about it.