The phrase "nose drops" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a liquid medication that is administered through the nostrils to alleviate congestion or other nasal symptoms. Example: "After suffering from a severe cold, I finally found relief with the help of some nose drops."
If the tail stops working properly, the nose drops.
Nose drops with antihistamines also relieve symptoms but they taste bitter.
Antihistamines and topical nasal steroids tend to be very effective, though decongestant nose drops and sprays should not be used for more than a few days.
To examine the hypothesis that pharmacologic treatment of nasal obstruction, specifically alpha-adrenergic nose drops, will decrease objective signs of respiratory distress in infants with bronchiolitis.
Depending on the cause, the best treatment may involve an oral antihistamine, nose drops, a vaporizer or, if an infection is found, antibiotics.
Numerous items have been sold over the years, including her lipstick and leather sandals, her nose drops and an X-ray of her chest.
"I wouldn't run out to my nose drop store just yet," Dr. Leibel said.
Captain Renslow may have been alert to the possibility of the nose dropping in icing for that reason, one investigator said.
Allergan was founded in Los Angeles in 1948 with an anti-allergy nose drop, but its bestseller is the face-freezing filler Botox, which it is seeking to develop for new purposes such as osteoporosis treatments.
FLORENCE, Italy — Last Tuesday, about 24 hours before he jammed his fingers into another man's nose, dropped his elbow across another man's neck and put another man's feet where one's ears are supposed to be, Rodrigue Nana considered, just for a moment, the basic notion of fear.
The nose dropped and it dived behind the trees.
