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Courtney_J
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Hi @dpoc02 ,
thanks for starting this discussion.
I'll tag some of the members here, hopefully they will be able to help you.
Hello all, hope you are doing well today! Have you ever experienced nose dryness? How did you cope with it? Feel free to share some advice with @dpoc02 !
@frankulr , @Terrie , @donald2017 , @ricardian , @NannieAnn , @Jenny91 , @Marleyboy , @Tigger.co.uk , @DEBBIEW1 , @Trcy72 , @Kenc , @ChristineTurner , @PeterN , @alee1725
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I never suffer with a dry nose usually the opposite
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My nose gets sore when I am oxygen
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I don’t get a dry nose but I’m not on oxygen.
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I dont suffer with a dry nose it's just the opposite Tigger
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Hi thank you all for your answers.
My nose is still a mess, dr says it's nothing and will pass, I should air the rooms better, etc, but also thinks I need to be tested for indoor allergies.
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Hi, I'm new to this forum. I have never been part of any online community, but I decided to try and see how it goes.
I've been using oxygen for a while now. At the beginning it was ok but lately my nose has become drier than usual, it's itchy and I sneeze a lot. It's really uncomfortable. Besides, I wear my mask each time I go out, so it's like I'm sneezing myself in the face.
I have a humidifier in my bedroom, but I guess it is of no use, since my throat has been dry as well.
What can I do about this dryness? Any advice would be much appreciated.
Thank you.