9th July 2008
Hey again Lindaru :)
Thank you for the tip. Honestly, though, my nose isn't running or stuffed up or anything, so I've no need to blow my nose. I don't know if a runny/stuffy nose is a symptom of an infection in the nose, though. But I'll keep it in mind to wash my hands if I do need to blow my nose.
Also, I am currently on Flonase and my doctor gave me a sample bottle of Nasonex, which I have not opened yet. Would either of these help in preventing the spread of the staph? I know Flonase is more for allergies, but I'm just wondering. I may call my doctor later in the week and ask her if I should stop taking the Allegra and Flonase since it's been discovered that what I have is not an allergy.
Thank you for the tip. Honestly, though, my nose isn't running or stuffed up or anything, so I've no need to blow my nose. I don't know if a runny/stuffy nose is a symptom of an infection in the nose, though. But I'll keep it in mind to wash my hands if I do need to blow my nose.
Also, I am currently on Flonase and my doctor gave me a sample bottle of Nasonex, which I have not opened yet. Would either of these help in preventing the spread of the staph? I know Flonase is more for allergies, but I'm just wondering. I may call my doctor later in the week and ask her if I should stop taking the Allegra and Flonase since it's been discovered that what I have is not an allergy.