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Help for dry mouth and nose
August 28, 2002

Without the antihistamines, I'm miserable. With them, my mouth is so dry!

I hear this complaint frequently from allergy sufferers. I want to tell you about some of the products that are used for this:

The physician I work for often recommends saline nasal sprays for dry nasal passages. He also frequently recommends a waterpik with a nasal attachment.

Humidifiers and facial saunas can also help. Humidifiers should be used with caution when mold is a problem. Use a small personal humidifier only, rather than a system built into your heat and air-conditioning system. Run it only at night. These measures will help guard against mold.

National Allergy Supply has a whole page dedicated to products like these that can help you combat dryness. See their Sinus Relief page.

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Help for dry mouth and nose August 28, 2002

Help for dry mouth and nose
August 28, 2002