Can I use spray for rhinitis during lactation?

Rhinitis is a very common disease. Patients with rhinitis often feel nasal congestion or runny nose. Generally, if you suffer from rhinitis, the symptoms in your nose will become more obvious when the weather changes. Rhinitis must be treated with medication. The most commonly used one is rhinitis spray, which is easy to use and has good effects. So, can spray be used for rhinitis?

If you have chronic rhinitis and it is recurring, although the symptoms are more severe during breastfeeding, we can also use some Chinese herbal medicines for conditioning and treatment. This will not produce any side effects or adverse reactions and can be used for a short period of time.

What to do if you have rhinitis during lactation

Women who are breastfeeding are often in a weaker physical state because they need to feed their children, have many dietary requirements, and cannot take medicine at will. Therefore, rhinitis during lactation is very difficult to deal with.

1. Women who suffer from rhinitis during breastfeeding can use cold water to relieve the symptoms. The method is to cup cold water with both hands and immerse your nose in the cold water. Repeat this several times to relieve the symptoms of rhinitis. You can also use salt water for treatment. Dissolve an appropriate amount of salt in water, then inhale it through the nose and exhale it through the mouth. Salt water has a good bactericidal effect, and washing in this way has a good therapeutic effect on rhinitis.

2. Breastfeeding women can also use honey to treat rhinitis. Take it twice a day, one spoonful each time. Take it with hot water, and the water temperature should not be lower than 80 degrees. Never use cold water, otherwise it will easily cause stomach upset. Using honey is very effective for rhinitis caused by pollen allergies.