I have been using snus for about 7 weeks now and I have noticed that every time I put a portion in my nose runs slightly. At first I thought I was just sick but there is no way I have been sick this long. I can be perfectly fine and 5 minutes after I put a portion in I have to blow my nose. Has anyone else noticed this? Does anyone have a logical explanation? I am not allergic to anything and have never had sinus problems before.
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If your nose is running...go catch it.
I'd guess it has something to do with the placement of the snus. It's right on top of a sinus cavity and the nic hits that. Could be your body reacting to the drug and trying to eliminate any contaminant from your sinus. I'd surmise that this would go away after a while though.
Heh...take a blast of some good ole nasal snuff if you want to see some nose running. -
You are putting it in your mouth....right?
Haha just kidding.....
I have not had a funny nose problem since I started nasal snuff. Now it is a funny nose solution.Comment
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So that's what you call the runoff nowadays.Originally posted by Monkey View Post
Good to know!!Comment
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You said you dont have allergies to anything. I didn't think I did either but sometimes when I drink red wine, i get the runny nose. It could be some minor allergy to something in your snus. Is it any kind of flavored snus? Also make sure you aren't rubbing your nose or anything with your fingers that touched the snus.Comment
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[QUOTE=WickedKitchen;372166]If your nose is running...go catch it.
hah ha../JimiComment
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