but the active substance in the nasal spray is approved and also used for pain relief in children. However, it is administered using an ordinary syringe and a separate tip. The technique is ...

Initially 2 sprays in each nostril once daily or 1 spray in each ... epistaxis, nasal burning, asthma symptoms, GI upset, cough, reduced growth velocity in children.

When your child gets used to the nasal spray, move up to saline rinses. The first few saline rinses may seem to cause a slight burning sensation. But most children will get used to that feeling ...