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Nasal irrigation, often called sinus rinsing, involves flushing a saline (saltwater) solution through the nasal passages to help clear mucus and remove debris or allergens. Devices such as neti pots, squeeze bottles, or rubber nasal bulbs are commonly used, directing the solution in through one nostril and out the other.

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A new nasal spray is being tested that contains diamorphine (10 x more powerful the morphine) … with midazolam , Any relative or carer can give it in your own home, to free up nursing services, guaranteed to take you to your final destination and roll the promptly! But are they going to be doing a risk assessment of the room once they’ve squirted it up the nose? Are there any children around? This is so dangerous and God help those that receive it. But will their loved ones realise the power of it?

A new nasal spray is being tested that contains diamorphine (10 x more powerful the morphine) … with midazolam , Any relative or carer can give it in your own home, to free up nursing services, guaranteed to take you to your final destination and roll the promptly! But are they going to be doing a risk assessment of the room once they’ve squirted it up the nose? Are there any children around? This is so dangerous and God help those that receive it. But will their loved ones realise the power of it?

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