How to Use a Sinus Rinse | NeilMed Sinus Rinse Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 29 жов 2023
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How to Use a Sinus rinse| NeilMed Sinus Rinse Tutorial
Have you ever done a nasal rinse before? It's easy! In this video, I will demo how to do a nasal irrigation with the NeilMed sinus rinse. If you suffer from chronic sinusitis, chronic sinus infections, or maybe just need allergy relief, this is the video for you! I prefer using the NeilMed sinus rinse over a traditional Neti pot because it was recommended by my doctor, but many people for centuries have been using the yoga neti pot. This updated version is easier and has less risk of getting water in your ears. Still have questions/comments about how to do a sinus rinse? Leave a comment below! I would love to connect. 🤓
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Brilliant content! Each video is a true gem,
Thank you. Very clear and concise
Works for me, thanks Ann!
Thank you so much for explaining well, this is my first time by Dr recommendation ❤
My wife recently underwent nasal surgery, and this tutorial helped ease her concerns about the procedure. Thank you for uploading this great tutorial.
Thank you! I just bought the NeilMed Sinus Rinse today due to a doctor's recommendation. I watched five other UA-cam videos and still couldn't get the liquid to come out the other nostril. Your video helped a lot because it showed how much pressure you were putting on to the bottle when you were squeezing, and you also showed how much of the bottle you actually used. I finally got it to work. Thank you!
I am glad you found the step-by-step helpful! It can be intimidating the first time you try it, so I am glad this video is helping people like you get past that barrier.
@@user-mn8dw6lc5x "Barrier" figuratively and literally!
just did it for the first time. Its easier than I thought
Thanks....worked well and got me off all the over the counter meds
Thank you I recently had Septoplasty done and this helped me to breathe normally now
This really had help me I’ve been having trouble to breathe lately
I am so glad it has been helpful!
Thank you!
My pleasure, David! Thanks for commenting
Thanks for this very helpful video.
I've been using this for many years as needed and it really does work wonders. Avoiding all the complications and potential procedures is what I want to achieve and this is working well for me.
I am a bit of a heavy handed person so am working on trying to be more gentle when I rinse. Sinuses are delicate and need to be looked after so take care and try not to be too rough.
My pleasure. Neti/sinus rinse has worked wonders for me too. My allergies used to be debilitating but now I can breathe!
You helped a lot and made me way less scared thank you
Thank you thank you
Thank you so much! I was so scared
I'm glad it helped alleviate fears, because sinus rinse can help with allergies, breathing, and preventing/shortening colds!
Thanks
Happy to help, Bob!
Thank you for this tutorial 💕I’m purchasing one tomorrow. My sinuses are killing me 😭
My pleasure. I hope it helped!
Hey thank you so much for this video Doctor 👩⚕️ explained very but still watching a video helps a lot very informative thank you 🙏 appreciate it 🫡
Thanks❤
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❤thank you
please what about the solution that it comes with?
Lately at nite when lying on my side I feel fluid draining out my ear. Is this serious? What am I doing wrong?
Neil MD Sinus Rinse, states not use it for a blocked ear or ear infection ... any answers for that
I was wondering the same if it can fixes eustachian tube dysfunction indirectly.
Thank you for the tutorial. However, Do you find it a bit unsanitary to do it in the kitchen sink versus bathroom?
Good question. I usually do in my kitchen sink because it is near the heating elements but you can definitely take it to the bathroom if you are more comfortable with that!
I read NOT to use this is one has blocked ears...I have fluid behind my ear drums and can't hear well...and I have to fly on Monday. HELP
Just started doing this for congestion, I didn't have any solution come out of my other nostril. Am I doing something wrong or, is this because its my first time and the solution needs to start working? Thanks
Tilt your head so the other nostril is facing down. Nostril with water entering on top.
Why not pour water in bottle in sink ?
I never used this but tend to always be stuffy and even blowing my nose doesn’t always help i bought a kit today to try out how well does this really work?
Hope it helped!
Definitely try it. Went to the dr due to vertigo and ear problems, she recommended I try it. I’m usually pretty stuffy in the AM and my nose tends to drain through the day. Tried it for the first time today and it felt weird but I could tell a difference.
@@WardsWildLifePNW Nice! hey @DonAlderOfficial check this out, I hope it helps.
What if I ran out of solution, what else can I use?
I'd go get more of the salts at the drug store. The problem with using regular table salts is it isn't ph balanced and it may be contaminated. Plus, the crystals are too large for the delicate skin.
Does it matter if the distilled water is room temperature?
I would advise my patients to make it luke-warm. My kids also find it more comfortable using the luke-warm ones. For a 240ml NeilMed bottle, place about 180-190ml room temperature clean water then add about 60ml hot water (I use Coway water dispenser, u can use any water dispenser or boil the water manually). Then shake the bottle, test if it is luke-warm or still too hot with the back of ur hand (got excess about 10ml solution just now). Like testing baby’s formula milk.. Then, add the salt sachet.. hope it’s helpful!
@@sakinahmohamad1860 Thank you so much.
Can you reused the water left on the bottle?
Does anybody know the answers to the following questions? 🤔
1) The best way to dry the inside of the bottle after use?
After cleaning the bottle, no matter how long I leave it, the residual water drops never evaporate so the bottle never dries inside.
2) Why one has to throw the entire kit away after three months?
Right now, three days after first use, it seems so wasteful. My wife is having to use this device following surgery so she needs to sterilise the kit in the microwave before use.
1.) I turn it upside down on the drying rack. 2.) It can be recycled! The reason is to prevent bacteria build up.
I put my bottle upside does in a bottle with a larger opening so it sits in there and drains out. I think the reason for replacing the bottle is so no harmful bacteria; etc. begins to grow inside the bottle and eventually will get into the sinus.
Exactly! I also put mine upside down after rinsing it@@tinman9093
I did not read the instructions clearly, so I did not air dry the bottle, instead I poured boiling water into the bottle and left it there for about 30 seconds, I am not sure if that is enough to kill the germs inside though.
The water doesn’t come out of other nostril. Why?
You could be clogged up. Or you could be not waiting long enough... especially if you have mucus, it might take a few seconds. If you are too clogged up, you might need to do a sinus massage or take a decongestant then try again the next day.Try this: ua-cam.com/video/xlxOhrfVN_A/v-deo.htmlsi=FjZvrhixNC_-PPUH
I also have Covid-19. It works now but less water comes out the other nostril.
How can I fix this?
@@Imran-Lalani you tried again and it didn't work? If you were too clogged up, it will often work a few days later. If you are worried about it, I would see your doc or a ENT who can look at your airway to check you out. Always good to go to a professional!
Today may 10 of 2024. I’m gonna try. My doctor told me to use 8 drops of iodine little salt 3/4 spoons 🥄. And don’t swallow it because I taking all this germs 🦠 back to my lungs 🫁. Spitting out right away. I’m going to do this.
We need to normalise electric kettles for Americans! lol
Thank you so much because i have a virus on me😊😊😊
Can’t believe you didn’t have your hair tied back 😮
I’m scared of an amoeba
I was too at first, make sure your bottle stays clean and isn’t contaminated. I used distilled water and warmed it up until it boiled for 3 minutes. You can use tap water but you have to boil it for 5 minutes it you do.
Never use tap water! I only use DISTILLED WATER. Trust me, you won't get brain eating amoebas using distilled water!
If you get clean water such as distilled or reverse osmosis you'll be safe just keep your hugs clean if you have a place to buy it in bulk like the water sheds where you fill up at. It's how I do it but also one thing I don't see many people talking about when mixing your solution is adding hydrogen peroxide. It kills bad bacteria and would also be an added protection against any worries of amoebe. It also helps kill bad bacteria in your sinuses which is why I started adding it to my mix. I got a bad sinus infection and the standard salt mix wasn't cutting it. I'm making a lot of progress doing twice daily rinses with the HP mixed in with my standard saline mix.
@@maggie-kate2003you don't need to boil distilled water. It's already safe unless you contaminate it. You can boil tap water to make it safe however.
@@joshpod007 yes, I know. I just like to warm it up because it’s easier to handle it passing through my nasal cavities when it’s warm and it’s more comfortable that way. I go ahead and boil it though because when I want to warm it up I don’t want to pick up contaminates from passing it to a different container
Thank you. I could not read the instructions.
Note to all manufacturers: Stop printing instructions for 15 years old eyes.
*IF THE POLICE IS NOT BIG ENOUGH, WE CAN'T READ IT!*
I’m so glad it was helpful to have it in video form!
You're stunningly beautiful... even when you blow your nose.
Haha, aw, shucks!
Hi, Ann. Thank you for your kind reply. If I didn't make myself clear, I've got a big crush on you. Please forgive me for being so blunt.
I only found your channel because I'd never used one of these before, and didn't have the patience to read the tiny print instructions, so I looked for a video on UA-cam found you. I want to thank you for showing me how to do this right, btw. So thank you!
My new ENT doctor I went see recently recommended I try using this product, as my Eustachian tubes in my ears have been getting stuck lately.
I'm having an in office procedure/operation done to fix this on Monday Jan 15th. I'm eager to have it over with so I can hear well again. I can't do my work right as a film editor if I can't hear the audio. (I recently re-cut an old James bond film if you'd like to see my work I have clips from this work on my channel and a way to watch the film online in the comments section below them.)
I blew my nose two weeks ago and haven't been able to gear right from my right ear ever since. I've had this problem ever since I was a little boy, but it always popped back eventually after a day or so before.
Anyway, I just wanted to share this with you and thank you for showing me how to do this right. And you really are stunningly beautiful woman. Clearly, any man would be extremely blessed to have you by his side.
I live In Los Angeles, where I'm working making a name for myself as an indie filmmaker. I was just thinking that if you're in LA too, (or somewhere nearby) maybe we could meet for coffee or have lunch and get better acquainted.
That is, if you'd be open to it. If not, no worries, and no pressure. And if you're already with someone else, then I would never wish to interfere in a happy, committed relationship. Personally, I consider myself blessed just to have had you teach me about this nasal rinse anyway, and I sincerely wish you well no matter what.
Although, I'm really hoping you are single (I didn't see a ring on your finger anyway) and nearby, and that the idea of getting to know me, sounds as good to you as it does to me. Frankly, I don't date to date. I'm out to court you for marriage. I know that word is very old fashioned, but then, so am I.
I was born on the cusp of Pisces and Aquarius, - yet on the Pisces side of it - and my Piscean intuition tells me we would bring great joy to one another's lives. I have a feeling you may be a Cancer sun sign. Am I right? Or maybe Capricorn, if not Cancer. Do you know your rising sign? I have Leo as my rising sign. Are you into astrology at all?
I have so much I'd like to ask you. Anyway, I must apologize for the length of this comment. I'm a writer and you clearly inspire me. I'd greatly appreciate having such a lovely muse such as yous in my life. I'm just saying...
You can get in touch with me if you like. My email is listed on my details here. And, If you pray and have a relationship with our Heavenly Father as I do, I'd greatly appreciate it if you'd please say a prayer for me that all will go well with my sinus operation this Monday. Thanks.
Thank you also for all goodness you are consciously putting out into the world with your videos and likely in a bazillion other ways too. You are clearly a wonderful blessing to our world, and I would be very honored to be able to call you my friend, if nothing else.
Hope to talk with you soon. Blessings to you and yours. Be well, beautiful soul.
-Seth @@user-mn8dw6lc5x
Congrats on your upcoming marriage. I'm very happy for you. Sad for me, but happy for you. @@user-mn8dw6lc5x
I feel like there's a sexual undertone to this video
Absolutely harmful content!!! You should use ONLY BOILED WATER for this!!!!!
I just following the instructions on the Neil Med Sinus rinse and the guidelines from the CDC based on research. You can either use boiled water or distilled. If you would like to boil your distilled water, that is fine, but it is not necessary.
This was a silly video. You don’t need to warm up water in pot, just use tap water and blow your nose in a Kleenex!
Yeah I just had a nose OPERATION AND THEY TOLD ME NOT TO USE TAP WATER
There's literally a warning on the back NOT to do that.
Tap water might contain bacteria or irritants. ONLY use cooled boiled water or distilled water