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 I used the NeilMed Sinus Rinse last night for the first time, I did everything it said on the box, I have really bad allergies and was told by my ent to use it, now i have severe ear pressure and during it it came out my eyes.
Author: misty
You probably are squeezing the bottle too hard and pushing some solution through the nasal lacrimal duct that connects your nasal cavity with the eye. Please make sure you keep your head in the right position during rinsing (tilted forward with your nose aiming for the center of the sink and your forehead parallel with the countertop). After rinsing, blow your nose very gently, without pinching it completely, to avoid putting pressure on your ears.
Last modified:11-25-2009, 2:35 pm Number of views:411
Ketan C. Mehta, MD
Diplomate, certified by American Boards of Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine and Critical Care Medicine.
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