Re: Chemical Sensitivities

[Guest guest]

> Be very

>careful that the water isn't too hot or you can burn

>you nostrils.

>

>Debbie

Good thing to mention Debbie, I just assumed that Courtenay would know, but

with Hypo symptoms,

we tend to forget the details! I would use caution with the steam, but

from my experience, the hotter

the better.....LYNN

[Guest guest]

> Be very

>careful that the water isn't too hot or you can burn

>you nostrils.

>

>Debbie

Good thing to mention Debbie, I just assumed that Courtenay would know, but

with Hypo symptoms,

we tend to forget the details! I would use caution with the steam, but

from my experience, the hotter

the better.....LYNN

[Guest guest]

Courtenay:

Can you use Afrin nasal spray temporarily? One time I had a sinus

infection and was so impacted that all the hot water/steam in the

world wasn't going to loosen it up. The Afrin really helped. I

cold breathe again!

> Tell me about it-- I've got my usual troubles, a sinus infection

that

> is not kicking over despite antibiotics and my menstrual cycle all

at

> once. I've just been laying in bed reading magazines for two

days.

> Waah!

>

> I wish there was something I could take to flush my sinuses out

> because the congestion is too intense for natural remedies. And,

> unfortunately, all the over the counter stuff gives me heart

> palpitations.

>

[Guest guest]

I don't know about her, but I'd be keeping the one I use for my nose in the medicine cabinet or bedroom. OOOOOeeeeee!!

Re: Re: Chemical Sensitivities

On the Washington site, there was a discussion about neti pots for washing out nasal passages with salt water.

One member uses her turkey baster for that purpose. . . .She swears she has two turkey basters. . . .I don't know how she tells them apart. . . .Well, they are different colors, but how does she remember which is which? Brain fog, you know. . . .

[Guest guest]

I don't know about her, but I'd be keeping the one I use for my nose in the medicine cabinet or bedroom. OOOOOeeeeee!!

Re: Re: Chemical Sensitivities

On the Washington site, there was a discussion about neti pots for washing out nasal passages with salt water.

One member uses her turkey baster for that purpose. . . .She swears she has two turkey basters. . . .I don't know how she tells them apart. . . .Well, they are different colors, but how does she remember which is which? Brain fog, you know. . . .

[Guest guest]

Well, that's what she said she did. . . . wrote:

I don't know about her, but I'd be keeping the one I use for my nose in the medicine cabinet or bedroom. OOOOOeeeeee!!

Re: Re: Chemical Sensitivities

On the Washington site, there was a discussion about neti pots for washing out nasal passages with salt water.

One member uses her turkey baster for that purpose. . . .She swears she has two turkey basters. . . .I don't know how she tells them apart. . . .Well, they are different colors, but how does she remember which is which? Brain fog, you know. . . . __________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Well, that's what she said she did. . . . wrote:

I don't know about her, but I'd be keeping the one I use for my nose in the medicine cabinet or bedroom. OOOOOeeeeee!!

Re: Re: Chemical Sensitivities

On the Washington site, there was a discussion about neti pots for washing out nasal passages with salt water.

One member uses her turkey baster for that purpose. . . .She swears she has two turkey basters. . . .I don't know how she tells them apart. . . .Well, they are different colors, but how does she remember which is which? Brain fog, you know. . . . __________________________________________________