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Some studies suggest nasal saline douching can provide relief for nasal congestion and improve symptoms in children with the common cold, while other studies indicate limited evidence of benefit for acute upper respiratory tract infections.
Nasal saline douching (NSD) is a common adjunctive treatment for various nasal conditions, including allergic rhinitis, chronic rhinosinusitis, and acute upper respiratory tract infections. This analysis aims to evaluate the effectiveness of NSD specifically for treating the common cold in babies.
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Nasal saline douching appears to be an effective and safe adjunctive treatment for alleviating symptoms of the common cold in babies. Both isotonic and hypertonic saline solutions can be used, although isotonic saline may be better tolerated. NSD can improve nasal symptoms, reduce illness duration, and decrease the need for antibiotics, making it a valuable addition to standard treatment protocols for infant nasal problems.
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