Experiences with

Naseptin nasal cream

I managed to see an actual doctor yesterday who diagnosed an infection so prescribed Naseptin cream 3xday for a week. I asked about cautery but gps at my practice don't do it. Despite being almost 79 so 13 months from 80 and weighing 8st 9 she wouldn't let me reduce to 2.5mg Apixaban.

And been prescribed naseptin cream . The memory problems is the scary thing, the long covid clinic haven't been helpful( long story) but I've now been referred back to the long covid clinic doctor on 17th Feb only by being persistent. Is there anything I can say to get her to get me tests.

I've got Naseptin cream but as soon as I stop using it, they return. I'm not even sure if they fully go. I have a Rheumatology phonecall on the 18th October and I will mention it there too. Any thoughts or experiences?

Oxygen Nasal Cannular and KY Jelly Good afternoon everyone, Due to being on Oxygen 24/7 between 4-6 lpm, my nose gets very dry and sore and at times I need to use Naseptin Nasal Cream which I was prescribed by my COPD Nurse. Am I also ok using KY Jelly to keep my nostrils moist?

I did speak with a GP and he prescribed Naseptin - saying it’s often due to staph in the nose and as we get older the membranes are thinner etc etc He said my bp readings were fine and gave me upper limits to not go over (preferably) - can’t recall what he said though 😂 I wasn’t holding out much hope

Two prescriptions: Nystatin, as many of you are intimately familiar with and Naseptin Nasal Cream. Ohhhhh Goody a nasal cream! Haven't had to use that before either! “But fate, as Merlin always taught us, is inexorable.

From Friday night on, I kept taking the Nystatin, but stoped taking Naseptin Nasal Cream... so the bacterial infection has gone untreated. Which did not make sense to me, but GP seemed fined with that. (?) So here's the rub... I feel like "death, warmed over."

About an hour after I started the Nystatin and the Naseptin Nasal Cream, the palms of my hands became ridiculously itchy! I was walking around Waitrose (looking for Sauerkraut, as you do!) and looked like a woman gone mad! I made it home and the itch seemed to subside.

My consultant has advised I may have anca positive in my nose but need an ENT referral for biopsy to confirm if this is the case and will be at least a month before this happens, the doc has given me a stereod nasal spray and naseptin nasal cream which have not helped, i have tried a strong decongestioned

I have had gastro issues and problems with my skin (rashes on my face that come and go) and a soe up high inside my nose which is said to be harbouring a staph infection but it is resisting the naseptin cream and two lots of antibiotics so now being referred to ENT.

A few weeks ago had an infection which required 2 different antibiotics (amoxicilin with naseptin for nasal infection) which has led to being diagnosed with Vertigo (waiting for appointment at Vertigo clinic) but when I went to see doctor and described symptoms he looked in eye and couldn't see clearly

Oh and keep nostrils moist with naseptin or Vaseline .  I do this twice or 3 times a day during flare ups / infection and try to do it daily.( sometimes forget but his time of year is a time to do it daily) . Do this plus your medicines and you should find reliance on them reduce.  Hope this helps 

It has now eased off with application of Naseptin antibiotic cream. While this was happening pulled muscle in small of back getting out of bath. I managed to ease this with strategic extra cushion. In the last week or so I have struggled to even walk because of muscular pains in both legs.

I was given some ointment to use Naseptin , I have repeatedly used this ointment ever since. My nostrils are always sore inside and often bleed. I try not to use it on a daily basis but it does help the pain when I do.

My gp had me using naseptin on these for years but then I got resistant. She has me use bactroban now. And my rheumy says I can use bactroban on any finger or toe lesions too After reading the recent ?