Thursday, June 11, 2009

Sick

Having a summer cold is super annoying - but somehow I have been sick since Sunday night. I have been taking Alka-Selzer plus Cold, and Airborne (although I don't think that does anything), so finally I took Zycam. I meant to get the swabs, but got the nasal spray by accident instead. Dear Lord, it stung terribly! I absolutely abhor nasal spray and bet they use it as a form of torture in some countries. Flonase is the same for me, Afrin - ugh! It drips down your throat and comes out your nose, but you aren't supposed to blow your nose, and you are supposed to sniff deeply -what?!?! GROSS! Oh, and everything tastes terrible for hours. At least Zycam is menthol /eucalyptus and not that flowery junk - barf.

Do you use nasal spray?

7 comments:

  1. i hate nasal spray. i refuse to use it. gah.

    hope you feel better soon! :)

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  2. HELL No! I hate nose sprays and do not use them.

    Feel better soon!

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  3. feel better! yuck.
    i do not like spraying odd substances up my nasal cavity. it's gross. and i'm SO afraid that i'll get addicted and end up on a 20/20 or, worse, Dateline special.

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  4. I used that stuff and was all better in no time flat. If that is all I have to do I can handle it.

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  5. Een -- If you want to feel better, this is all you have to do (I just did it becuase I am allergic to allergy / cold medicines)..

    Sniff saltwater 2-3 times a day. drop some rubbing alcohol down your ears before you go to bed. and if you have a stuffed up nost -- some vicks rub overnight will clear that right up!!!

    I swear it works -- your body will reject all colds out of your body!!!!

    bridget

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  6. Are you feeling better?

    (I love nasal sprays.)

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  7. OMG i wish i would've seen this sooner. i ran a consumer alert in my newscast about a week ago from the FDA warning people to stop using zicam because it ruins your sense of smell. don't believe me?? check out the link below...

    http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm166931.htm

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