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Posted by Marci Davidson, RPSGT on January 31, 2000 at 12:29:31:In Reply to: Pt having difficulty adjusting to CPAP posted by Bernie Fecteau, RRT on January 18, 2000 at 16:39:10:
Vicks vapor rub in the nose, if inhaled can cause lipid pneumonia - bad, bad, bad. I had similar sx when I used nCPAP during the end of my pregnancy and didn't want to use any drugs. Got better after 2 months, perhaps was seasonal. How about suggesting steroid nasal spray like rhinocort, nasocort, etc.
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