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Experts caution against aggressive nose-blowing during a cold, as it can worsen symptoms and lead to complications like sinus infections. Listen to Story Blowing the nose too hard can disrupt the nose ...

A recent study has found that giving children a solution made of just salt and water can cut the duration of a cold by two days. “We found that children using salt water [saline] nose drops had ...

Of the 407 children, 301 developed a cold. For 150 infected children, parents were instructed to apply saline drops to the children's noses (three drops per nostril, a minimum of four times per day, ...

To apply nasal drops, wash your hands first. To avoid contamination, do not touch the dropper tip or let it touch your nose or any other surface. If needed, have another person place the drops in ...

To apply nasal drops, wash your hands first. To avoid contamination, do not touch the dropper tip or let it touch your nose or any other surface. If needed, have another person place the drops in ...

To use, simply unscrew the cap, hold it up to your nostril, and breath deeply. After using them to get me through my cold, I now keep one of these inhalers in my bedside table, ready to use ...