Room humidification
Adding moisture to dry indoor air that irritates airways, skin and eyes.
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Symptoms it's used for (8)
Cough
A reflex clearing of the airways, either dry and tickly or productive with phlegm.
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Dry, tired eyes
Grittiness, burning, watering or fatigue in the eyes, often after screen work.
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Eczema and itchy skin
Dry, itchy, inflamed patches of skin that can weep, crack or thicken over time.
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Nasal congestion
A blocked or stuffy nose that makes breathing through the nose difficult.
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Night sweats
Drenching sweats during sleep that soak nightclothes or bedding.
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Seasonal allergy symptoms
Sneezing, itchy eyes, runny nose and congestion triggered by pollen, dust or animals.
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Sinus pressure and pain
Facial pressure, blocked nose and headache concentrated around the cheeks, eyes or forehead.
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Sore throat
Pain, scratchiness or irritation of the throat, usually worse when swallowing.
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See membership optionsAbove 60% humidity encourages dust mites and mould.
Educational only. Check with a clinician or pharmacist before starting anything new.