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Posted by Fog on January 01, 2001 at 18:42:38:In Reply to: Birmingham Nasal Douche posted by tomjax on January 01, 2001 at 14:42:00:
Actually, a woman used that phrase 'nasal douce' although not in reference to 'Birmingham'. I'll try to look up the product and see what it is like. I find the temperature is more critical than the isotonic status of the saline solution.
Unfortunately, I find the effect, although beneficial, is decidely temporary for me, but 'every little bit' helps.
Thanks. If its a more or less 'portable' product I may well avail myself of it, as a water pik is really not 'portable'.
- Re: Birmingham Nasal Douche addy 19:22 1/01/01 (0)
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