Unless you're in one place all the time, a humidifier at work probably isn't practical, but I can't live without having one at home. when I worked in a dry office, I'd get the same type of nosebleeds, and setting up a humidifier in my office and the bedroom worked wonders.
Also helpful - Hydrasense. This is a bottle of pressurized de-salinated seawater that you shoot up your nose. It's mostly used for allergies, to clear the sinuses and such, but it's also prescribed to help moisturize the sinuses and nasal cavity lining. You can buy it OTC at any pharmacy. Keeps my winter nosebleeds to a minimum.
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Date: 2005-01-22 07:09 pm (UTC)Also helpful - Hydrasense. This is a bottle of pressurized de-salinated seawater that you shoot up your nose. It's mostly used for allergies, to clear the sinuses and such, but it's also prescribed to help moisturize the sinuses and nasal cavity lining. You can buy it OTC at any pharmacy. Keeps my winter nosebleeds to a minimum.