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Allergy & Respiratory

Nasal Infections

Allergy & Respiratory

Possible treatments following consultation

You can view factual treatment options and prices for Nasal Infections below without an account. No medicine is guaranteed: a prescriber will assess your answers and decide with you what is safe and suitable.

Nasal infections can affect the skin inside the nostrils, sometimes causing soreness, crusting or recurring infection. Certain prescription nasal treatments can help clear bacteria from the nasal passages. At GetMyMeds, these treatments are reviewed by our clinicians to make sure they're suitable for you.

How It Works

  1. Complete an online consultation — answer a few questions about your symptoms and medical history.
  2. A clinician reviews your suitability — one of our prescribers checks your answers and confirms whether treatment is appropriate.
  3. Discreet delivery — if suitable, your treatment is dispensed and delivered to your door.

Who Is It For

Treatment may be suitable if you have a confirmed or suspected bacterial infection inside the nose, or if you've been advised to clear bacterial carriage from your nasal passages. It's important that a clinician assesses your symptoms, as not all nasal problems are caused by infection and some may need a different approach. If your symptoms are severe, spreading, or you feel generally unwell, you may be advised to seek in-person care.

FAQ

What causes infections inside the nose? They can be linked to bacteria carried in the nostrils, minor injury such as picking or excessive nose-blowing, or following another infection. A clinician can help identify the likely cause.

How is a nasal infection treated? Treatment often involves an antibacterial cream or ointment applied inside the nostrils. Our clinician will confirm what's suitable for you.

When should I seek further help? Seek advice if the infection spreads, the surrounding skin becomes red and swollen, or you develop a fever, as this may need additional treatment.