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The World Health Organization said in a post on its Facebook account, that spraying the nose from the inside with salt water, as some believe, does not prevent infection with the Corona virus.
The international organization stressed that there is no evidence that the use of nasal sprays regularly prevents infection with the Corona virus, which has so far caused more than one million and 400 thousand people in the world.
The World Health Organization has reported that there is limited evidence that regular rinsing of the nose with salt water accelerates the recovery of regular colds.
But the organization stressed at the same time, that the use of nasal sprays with saline solution on a continuous basis does not prevent the infection of respiratory infections in particular.
Corona virus attacks the human respiratory system, especially the lungs, which makes the person feel difficult to breathe and dry throat.
The World Health Organization previously denied that gargling with salt water or vinegar had a role in eliminating the Corona virus, and said there was no evidence to suggest that salt water eliminated the disease.
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The World Health Organization said in a post on its Facebook account, that spraying the nose from the inside with salt water, as some believe, does not prevent infection with the Corona virus.
The international organization stressed that there is no evidence that the use of nasal sprays regularly prevents infection with the Corona virus, which has so far caused more than one million and 400 thousand people in the world.
The World Health Organization has reported that there is limited evidence that regular rinsing of the nose with salt water accelerates the recovery of regular colds.
But the organization stressed at the same time, that the use of nasal sprays with saline solution on a continuous basis does not prevent the infection of respiratory infections in particular.
Corona virus attacks the human respiratory system, especially the lungs, which makes the person feel difficult to breathe and dry throat.
The World Health Organization previously denied that gargling with salt water or vinegar had a role in eliminating the Corona virus, and said there was no evidence to suggest that salt water eliminated the disease.
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