While some amount of mucus production from the nasal and sinus lining is normal, allergies and sinus infections can cause excessive mucus production. This excessive mucus production causes nasal and sinus symptoms such as a runny and stuffy nose or post nasal drip. The key to symptom relief is to physically wash away this excess mucus and allergens such as
Daily, we expose ourselves to a large number of allergens such as dust times, pet dander, bacteria, viruses, mold pollen etc. How do we keep them away and avoid getting infected or sick at times? As a matter of daily hygiene, we brush our teeth, bathe and wash our hands. These allergens are also present in the air we breathe.
Spring time is known as the “season of growth” and culturally associated with rebirth and renewal. Spring is also the time when buds bloom into flowers and a large amount of pollen are released in the atmosphere. In short, spring is also a time for allergies! Although this is true, the nasal allergies in general don’t seem to be restricted