📋Overview
Nasal irrigation (saline nasal rinsing; e.g., neti pot, squeeze bottle) is a non-drug practice used to rinse the nasal passages with saline solution. It is not a dietary supplement. When performed correctly with appropriate water and device hygiene, evidence suggests it can be safe and may provide symptom relief for some conditions (e.g., nasal congestion), but improper water choice can cause rare, severe infections.
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