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April 12
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Flonase works pretty good and you can se it with PH. I do not use it everyday! But maybe twice a week!

April 21
A myPHteam Member

I start i was the only with that, I used a box of kleenex in one day. Come to find out it was one of my medications. An I do have humidifier connection on my oxygen, so that help.

April 21
myPHteam

What can help with nasal mucus drip?

If you're experiencing a runny nose or mucus drip, especially while using supplemental oxygen, there are several approaches that may help.

First, it's important to talk with your doctor before trying any remedies. They can help determine if your medications, oxygen therapy, or another Show Full Answer

What can help with nasal mucus drip?

If you're experiencing a runny nose or mucus drip, especially while using supplemental oxygen, there are several approaches that may help.

First, it's important to talk with your doctor before trying any remedies. They can help determine if your medications, oxygen therapy, or another condition might be causing the issue and recommend the safest options for you.

Here are some strategies that may provide relief:

Humidification
- Adding a humidifier to your oxygen machine can help reduce nasal discomfort
- Make sure your oxygen prescription includes a humidifier if this approach is recommended
- Keep in mind that proper cleaning is essential to prevent contamination

Saline Sprays and Gels
- Saline nasal sprays or gels can help moisturize nasal passages
- Many myPHteam members have found products like Ayr nasal spray or gel helpful
- Avoid nasal decongestant sprays, as they can damage nasal passages over time

Moisturizing Products
- Use water-based or oil-in-water creams rather than petroleum jelly
- These can help with dryness around the nose and lips

If you have an HSA or FSA, you may be able to use those funds for over-the-counter nasal products. Your doctor might also have free samples or manufacturer discounts available.

April 12

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