Nasal irrigation is safe when it's done correctly. There's a slight risk of infection if you use contaminated water. Many people who hesitate to use nasal ...

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Never use tap water to rinse out your nasal passages — it isn't filtered or treated and can contain bacteria. Tap water may be safe to swallow ...

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Improper use of these neti pots and other nasal irrigation devices can increase your risk of infection. Nasal irrigation devices — which include ...

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Nasal rinsing is safe when you follow the recommended instructions. This means using distilled water (purchased at the store) or sterile water ( ...

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Nasal irrigation is generally safe but it is essential to: keep the rinsing device clean. use a safe, treated source of water.

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A very small number of people who perform nasal irrigation may contract a dangerous brain-eating amoeba called the Acanthamoeba.

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Nasal douching or nasal irrigation as it is sometime called is a safe and simple system of washing out the nose and can be performed in several different ways. ...

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Naegleria fowleri and Acanthamoeba can pose a serious risk to your health if they are in the water you use to rinse your sinuses or nasal passages. If the ...

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Using a nasal douche may help to prevent any dry crusts (scabs) from forming. The douche should be started 3 to 4 days after surgery and carried out each ...

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Yes, nasal rinsing is safe for kids ages two and up. Ask your child's pediatrician if you're not sure. And keep in mind the precautions I ...

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