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Can we do nasal cleaning (sinus rinse) at home during covid with salty lukewarm water ( omit this part )
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Hi, Saline can cause nasal irritation when not done in right proportion, so better to do so with lukewarm water. Take steam thrice a day, best treatment during this time. Take care
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Yes but not with salty water plain lukewarm water is ok and do it in morning only preferably
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steam inhalation is also affective
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