Nasal Irrigation Sinus

2026-09-10 08:35:53
I have sinus issues, Can i use double distilled water or any distilled water for machine or battery use for nasal irrigation I have saline mix packets to mix with the water as well I am asking as distilled or sterile water is not available at medical shops near my place
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Hi Greetings If you've been diagnosed and advised Nadal douching for sinusitis , Do not use any distilled water used for machine or battery. There are available nasal douching kits in the market. You can avail them.
Next Steps
Netiwash or sinopure nasal douches are good options. You can consult for further sinus related issue if any help is required.

Answered2026-09-10 18:52:22

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Please do not use battery or machine distilled water in your nose. It is not made to food or medical grade and can carry chemical or microbial contamination.
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Boil ordinary drinking water for a few minutes and let it cool fully before mixing in your saline packet. That is the accepted safe substitute when sterile water is not available near you.

Answered2026-09-10 10:02:28

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Further evaluation needed. Machine or battery use is not recommended
Next Steps
Consult Immediately
Health Tips
Avoid cold food

Answered2026-09-10 13:43:41

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Sinus issues involve dense mucoid nasal secretions and crusting. It requires medical grade isotonic (0.9%) or hypertonic saline (4.5%) nasal washes. You can easily find these in any medical shops or online sites.
Next Steps
If you have sinus issues which have not been evaluated, consult an ENT specialist and get a CT scan of your paranasal sinuses to assess the severity of the condition.

Answered2026-09-10 12:38:25

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