That’s because you want the spray to hit your turbinates — the fleshy structures along the sides of your nasal passage — as “that’s where all the inflamed tissues are,” he explained.

On physical examination during the time the patient had symptoms each child was noted to have pale, boggy nasal turbinates with stringy, watery mucus between the turbinates and the nasal septum.

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