Are inhalers and nasal sprays harming your health more than helping; find out now
Long-term use of inhalers and nasal sprays, common for respiratory issues, may increase infection risks, a meta-analysis reveals. Researchers found links to higher rates of mouth, eye, and respiratory infections, particularly in women and older adults. While beneficial, these corticosteroid treatments can suppress immunity, necessitating careful use and regular medical reviews.
Long-term use of inhalers and nasal sprays, common for respiratory issues, may increase infection risks, a meta-analysis reveals. Researchers found links to higher rates of mouth, eye, and respiratory infections, particularly in women and older adults. While beneficial, these corticosteroid treatments can suppress immunity, necessitating careful use and regular medical reviews.
