Allergy Relief And Nasal Sprays

1. Allergy Relief And Nasal Sprays And How To Choose! By Lisa Monroe In certain parts of the country temperatures are dropping and people will soon be spending much more time indoors. This can be a nightmare for the allergy sufferers among us who are affected by dust, pet dander, smoke and other airborne contaminants! When those annoying allergies come knocking you can feel absolutely miserable. The nasal congestion, runny, itchy nose, sneezing and headaches can seriously affect the quality of your daily life. You

2. find yourself desperate for sinus relief but may be confused by all of the options that are out there. Whether you are browsing in the pharmacy aisle or shopping on Amazon there are so many nasal sprays, nasal mists, nasal decongestant sprays, and pills, that it can be overwhelming. Not to mention all of those TV commercials! So, you may be wondering how to sort through all of that information and choose the best option for yourself or someone in your family. In addition, you may also question whether you need a prescription medication or if an over-the counter nasal spray will bring the relief you need. It is safe to say that most people would opt for a natural remedy if it proved to be effective and provided the desired results and sinus relief without the risk of side effects.

3. So, let’s break it down! Prescription nasal sprays such as Nasonex contain corticosteroids to help reduce swelling and inflammation. According to the Mayo Clinic, these kinds of nasal sprays may help to relieve and prevent sneezing and the itchy, runny stuffy nose related to allergies, but can also cause negative side effects which may include; high blood pressure, headaches, stuffy nose, coughs, nose bleeds, blurred vision and even blindness. Antihistamine nasal sprays such as Astelin (prescription)may prevent nasal and sinus congestion along with post-nasal drip by blocking histamines, which are released by your immune system during an allergy attack, however, Antihistamines can cause sleepiness. Other negative side effects reported by the Cleveland Clinic may include; high blood pressure, nose bleeds, breathing problems, hives, and swelling of the face. Over-the-counter nasal sprays containing cromolyn sodium (an anti- inflammatory agent) may prevent allergy symptoms if taken prior to exposure to allergens such as dust, pollen or pets. These sprays are used to prevent asthma attacks. Some possible side effects reported by the Cleveland Clinic may include; irritation of nasal passages, headaches, dizziness, tightness in the chest, sneezing and nose bleeds. Saline nasal sprays (which are saltwater solutions) can help soften mucus resulting in easier drainage. According to Everyday Health, allergy and immunology specialist Dr. Anna Feldweg considers saline nasal sprays to be a great first step for allergy sufferers, as they have no side effects.

4. She cautions allergy sufferers against using over-the-counter decongestantnasal sprays for long-term treatment of allergies but states they are good for a day or two of cold relief. Fast, All-Natural Relief If you are seeking an all-natural, chemical-free solution to relieve your allergy symptoms and related sinus distress, you may want to consider Pressureze Nasal Mist. Pressureze is the first natural nasal spray to focus on clearing both sinus and ear canals. When allergies strike, Pressureze Nasal Mist can help to quickly relieve your stuffy nose, sinus pressure, sinus headaches, runny nose and post- nasal-drip caused by pollen, grass, dust, pet dander, smoke, ash and other air-borne contaminants. So, with colder weather coming, and holiday gatherings just around the corner, indoor allergies may also be looming for many. The good news is that there is no need to suffer as there are many effective options on the market to suit your particular needs. If you are reluctant to take medication during pregnancy or just due to the possible negative side effects, and are more comfortable with a natural alternative, Pressureze Nasal Mist may be the answer for you.