Understanding the Risks of Nasal Irrigation with a Syringe
I have a question again? Hello, doctor. You mentioned using a syringe, but when I told my mom I wanted to buy a 50cc syringe for nasal irrigation, she said that if it's not done correctly, it could lead to meningitis, so she wouldn't help me buy it. I had to go buy it m...
Dr. Cai Zhenggu Reply:
Hello Cbillgates: I'm not sure about this issue; you can inquire at a medical equipment store. Response from Dr. Tsai Cheng-ku, ENT specialist.[Read More] Understanding the Risks of Nasal Irrigation with a Syringe
How to Properly Perform Nasal Irrigation for Sinus Relief
Previous question? The book mentions pouring saline solution into one nostril and letting it come out the other nostril. How can I do this? Every time I try, it just goes down my throat. What should I do to ensure the water comes out of the other nostril? You suggested using a sy...
Dr. Cai Zhenggu Reply:
Hello Cbillgates: When using a teapot for nasal irrigation, it is necessary to pour it, which can easily lead to choking. This is a response from Dr. Tsai Cheng-ku of the Otolaryngology Department.[Read More] How to Properly Perform Nasal Irrigation for Sinus Relief
Understanding Chronic Nasal Congestion: Causes and Solutions
Chronic nasal congestion Since returning to Taipei from Pingtung after military service this July, I have frequently experienced nasal congestion, but I do not have any other cold symptoms. This has not happened to me before! I would appreciate any advice you could provide. Thank...
Dr. Ye Dawei Reply:
Sometimes it is like this. If medication continues to be ineffective and nasal congestion persists, surgical intervention should be considered. In the clinic of Dr. Da-Wei Yeh, an ENT specialist, common symptoms such as cough, headache, dizziness, and nasal congestion are frequ...[Read More] Understanding Chronic Nasal Congestion: Causes and Solutions
Mastering Nasal Irrigation: Tips for Proper Technique and Angle
Nasal irrigation When rinsing the nasal passages, why is it difficult for the solution to flow out of the other nostril, and instead, it often leads to choking? What is the correct position and angle for irrigation? Are there any tips for effective nasal irrigation?
Dr. Chen Duliang Reply:
Hello, Teacher Lin: When performing nasal irrigation, it is advisable to tilt your head downward to the side and breathe through your mouth, which allows the water to flow more easily out of the other nostril.[Read More] Mastering Nasal Irrigation: Tips for Proper Technique and Angle