"In situations where there has been prior surgery, and chronic or recurrent purulent sinusitis continues to occur, pulsatile sinus irrigation with dilute salt water on a daily basis using a Grossan Sinus Irrigator® device is frequently recommended. Besides the obvious mechanical cleansing affect, the pulsatile action is thought to help stimulate the nasal cilia back to normal function (one of main principles of contemporary sinus surgery is to preserve any and all normal respiratory mucosa as is possible so as to prevent subsequent cilia-related sinus problems). An additional advantage of this irrigation technique is that topical antibiotic solutions such as gentamicin can be used to treat infection, which can often be primarily superficial or surface infection. "

Steve Dankle, MD
Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
Milwaukee, Wis

"Many people with asthma or other respiratory conditions also have nasal and sinus symptoms. Drainage from your nose and sinuses may get into the lungs, especially at night, worsening breathing symptoms. A salt water nasal wash helps reduce this possibility. Some people call this a nasal irrigation. This procedure removes mucus and bacteria from your nose and reduces symptoms of postnasal drip and nasal congestion. An effective treatment is the use of the Original Sinus Irrigator® (Hydro Pulse®) with a saline solution. Simply insert the tip just inside your nostril and allow the fluid to run out of your mouth or other nostril. Blow your nose lightly. Repeat the procedure with the other nostril."

National Jewish Medical and Research Center (Leading Respiratory Center in the United States)
Global Leader in Lung, Allergic, and Immune Diseases
Denver, Colorado

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Ahmanson Pediatric Center
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Los Angeles, CA