What is allergic rhinitis?
Like any other allergy, allergic rhinitis is an inappropriate immune system response to an allergen – most commonly house dust mite, pet, pollen and mould. The allergen comes into contact with the sensitive, moist nasal mucosa and sets off the allergic response.
What are the symptoms of allergic rhinitis?
Symptoms of allergic rhinitis can be any combination of itching in the back of the throat, eyes or nose, sneezing, runny eyes or nose, and blocked nose. Symptoms that may develop later include: stuffy nose (nasal congestion), coughing, clogged ears and decreased sense of smell, sore throat etc.
How does allergic rhinitis impact your life?
Interference with social interaction: social isolation, activity limitations, limited visits to friends and family, and an inability to visit open spaces such as parks and closed spaces
How can NORMARIN ALLERGY with hypertonic solution (2.0%) help in allergic rhinitis?
NORMARIN ALLERGY - a spray for daily nasal hygiene in allergy season. To help relieve nasal congestion associated with hay fever, allergies, blocked nose, sinusitis, rhinitis, common cold, postoperative nasal care etc.
2.0% hypertonic saline solution has less risk of mucosa irritation in comparison with higher concentration hypertonic solutions, but still helps to relieve congestion of nasal mucosa and restore normal respiratory function of nasal cavity by decreasing Nasal Airway Resistance.
Strong spraying helps to effective flushing out the airborne allergens (dust and pollen), debris and pollutants. In addition it works by thinning mucus and moisturizing nasal mucosa.
Is it safe to use NORMARIN ALLERGY?
NORMARIN ALLERGY contains sterile hypertonic (2.0%) saline solution and can be used in children from the age of 2 years and adults.
NORMARIN ALLERGY is non habit-forming and can be used together with other medications.
NORMARIN ALLERGY contains only pure saline solution. No buffer, no other salts, no trace elements, no other excipients. This is for maximal safety in patients with allergies.
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