Реально эффективные способы избавиться от сосудосуживающих капель в нос

✅ Telegram with exclusive content: https://t.me/chlh_maykop ✅ I work and see patients in Maykop. Make an appointment: 🔴Gippokrat Medical Center: 8(8772)579966 🔴Republican Hospital: 8(8772)526638    • Как не спутать гайморит с обычным насморко...      • Ошибки при лечении гайморита. Возможно ли ...      • Ошибки при промывании носа, которые могут ...      • Почему опасно чистить уши самостоятельно      • КТ и МРТ, понятное объяснение   Quite often, patients who are addicted to vasoconstrictor nasal drops, nasal sprays, or nasal drops come to me for ENT appointments. Yes, these medications come in both drops and spray form. In this video, to avoid confusion, I'll simply refer to them as vasoconstrictor drops. Nasal drop addiction. In general, these medications are scientifically called decongestants. People who use these medications for too long develop what's known as medicamentous rhinitis. It manifests itself when the nose stops breathing normally without the drops, and the person is forced to use them again and again. A dry, runny nose can also occur, manifested by dryness in the nose, crusting, nosebleeds, headaches, and high blood pressure. Some people use these drops 1-2 times a day. Others use them more often—5-10 times a day. And some even have to get up at night to use the drops. These people always carry nasal drops with them. Some even panic if they suddenly leave the house or go somewhere and discover they forgot their drops. A person can rely on these drops for a long time. What's the action and harm of improper use of vasoconstrictor nasal drops? These drops contain the active ingredient oxymetazoline, xylometazoline, or phenylephrine, which constricts blood vessels, resulting in a reduction in swollen mucous membranes. Ultimately, they relieve swelling and allow the nose to breathe. It's a magical effect. Everyone knows that feeling when your nose can't breathe, leaving you with a heavy, aching head. And we'd give anything just to let our nose breathe again. Just apply these magic drops, and your nose starts breathing again, relief comes, and life is wonderful again. [This sentence is a mistranslation of rhinitis medicamentosa.] But with too frequent and prolonged use, addiction develops, and your nose craves these drops more and more often. And so you use them uncontrollably. Because the blood vessels are too frequently constricted, the mucous membrane's nutritional status is impaired, and over time, it atrophies, becoming thin, unhealthy, and easily damaged, which can manifest as nosebleeds. Moreover, the active ingredient, entering the general bloodstream, can eventually cause hypertension, arrhythmia, and headaches. Conservative treatment, runny nose. You just need to steel yourself and endure. If you can't immediately eliminate these drops, gradually eliminate them. Use them less frequently. But when it's really tough, especially at night when you want to sleep, you can use drops containing the active ingredient phenylephrine as a lifeline, so to speak, such as Vibrocil or Rinofluimucil. Hypertonic solutions, i.e., saline solutions and vasoconstrictor drops, can also be used as a remedy for a dependency on drops that can somewhat alleviate your condition. Also, for drug-induced rhinitis, a drug from the group of so-called topical hormones is prescribed. This is a hormonal nasal spray that works locally, reducing swelling of the nasal mucosa and causing congestion in a child's nose. However, it must be used long-term—about a month. This group includes many medications, including Avamys, Nasonex, Flexonase, and others. Nasal congestion without a runny nose is treated. Once the first half of the nose has become weaned and can breathe without drops, stop using the drops for the other half. If the dry nose is relieved, a vasoconstrictor spray is also used. If conservative treatment doesn't help and the nasal turbinates are already severely hypertrophied, leading to a dependence on nasal drops, then surgery is indicated for nasal congestion. The surgery is called vasotomy. Vasotomy is a dissection of a vasovascular vessel. Nasal congestion treatment. Submucous vasotomy, conchotomy, and how to treat dependence on drops. Radiowave thermoreduction. Bloodless laser surgery (vaporization) for nasal congestion, in which the affected mucous membranes are removed by evaporation. Nasal drops are a dependency. The essence of all these surgeries is to destroy the pathologically hypertrophied vascular network of the inferior turbinate mucosa, thereby reducing the volume of these turbinates. 00:00 - Greeting 00:31 - Drug-induced rhinitis 01:51 - Effect of vasoconstrictor drops 04:00 - Treatment of drug-induced rhinitis 04:44 - Conservative treatment 08:11 - Surgical treatment 09:19 - Important information 🔴Follow me on social media ✅ VKontakte: https://vk.com/id4819236 ✅ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chlh_maykop?l... 🔴 Sincerely, Azamat Tkhaganov!