How to Use Hay Fever Nasal Sprays

Allergies are a common ailment that causes many undesirable symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, and itchy eyes. The good news is that there are many over-the-counter medications that can help relieve the symptoms of hay fever allergies, including oral pills and liquids, eye drops, and nasal sprays.

Hay fever nasal sprays are an effective option for people who haven’t found relief from oral allergy medication or don’t like taking oral medication.

The key to getting long-lasting relief with nasal sprays is to ensure you are them correctly. Read this guide to learn how to use hay fever nasal sprays for maximum effectiveness.

HOW TO CORRECTLY USE NASAL SPRAYS

Having a stuffed-up nose from irritating hay fever allergies is no fun. Luckily, nasal sprays such as can help to quickly relieve congestion.

Types of Nasal Sprays

Nasal Sprays used to treat allergies and hay fever are administered in two different ways: pressurised canisters or pump bottles. Both types of nasal spray are equally effective and are available OTC or prescribed by your GP

Steps For Using a Pump Bottle

1.Before using, blow your nose to provide a clear path for the medicine.

2.Shake the bottle first then pump it 1 or 2 times to prime the bottle

3.Close one nostril and insert the tip into your open nostril.

4.Squeeze the bottle gently and inhale slightly at the same time (with your mouth closed).

5.Only use when you are sitting or standing up.

6.Repeat steps for the other nostril.

7.Do not blow your nose directly after using.

8.Clean the bottle tip after use to prevent infection

Steps For Using a Pressurised Canister

1.Before using, blow your nose to provide a clear path for the medicine.

2.Prior to use, ensure that the canister fits snugly in its holder, then shake it several times.

3.Close one nostril and insert the tip of the canister into your open nostril.

4.Press the canister as you begin to breathe in through your nose.

5.Follow the same steps above for the other nostril

Rebound Effect with Nasal Sprays

Nasal sprays, when used long-term, can cause a rebound effect whereby the medicine stops being as effective as before to relieve congestion. Some nasal sprays have a limited time for which they can be used. 

If you are suffering from a, visit Pearl Chemist Group in South London to buy nasal spray and other allergy treatments and medications. It is also convenient and fast to buy hay fever nasal spray online from PCG and have it delivered right to your front door!