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Suggestions for allergies / stuffy nose
Greetings all. Does anyone have suggestions on how to deal with occaisional allergies / stuffy nose and cpap? OTC meds and steroids do not seem to help. This is the main reason I do not use my CPAP 100% of the time. A quick search of the site did not reveal any specifics. Any reply is appreciated.
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My CPAP counselor discussed this with me and told me that heated humidifiers help a lot when it comes to these. However, I found out that I'm getting occasional allergies because my mask has become quite stuffy. I found using things like these help: http://www.cpapman.com/store/cpap-accessories/cleaners/citrus-ii-od.... I like the citrus smell too, makes me sleep more comfortable
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I find that nasal stips i.e. Breathe Right strips help me with stuffiness.
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Thanks Mandy
Mandy Gonzales said:My CPAP counselor discussed this with me and told me that heated humidifiers help a lot when it comes to these. However, I found out that I'm getting occasional allergies because my mask has become quite stuffy. I found using things like these help: http://www.cpapman.com/store/cpap-accessories/cleaners/citrus-ii-od.... I like the citrus smell too, makes me sleep more comfortable
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Thanks Rosemarie.
Rosemarie Thompson said:I find that nasal stips i.e. Breathe Right strips help me with stuffiness.
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