Rebound congestion can happen when decongestant nasal sprays are used for longer than seven days. Prolonged use irritates the inside of the nose, causing it to swell up and feel blocked - relieved ...

Decongestants come in oral tablets — like Sudafed or Mucinex — or nasal sprays like Afrin. A swollen, congested nose often accompanies a cold or allergies, which can make it hard to breathe or ...

Using a nasal saline spray can increase the moisture in your nostrils. Some saline sprays also include decongestant medication. Talk with your doctor before you begin using saline sprays with ...

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The humble nasal strip has become an unlikely must-have fashion accessory for Gen Z - but their surging popularity could be in response to the devastation of people who get hooked on decongestant ...

2,4 Nasal decongestant sprays are not recommended for symptoms of AR, especially for more than 3 days in a row, as they can cause rebound rhinitis medicamentosa. Most allergists recommend against ...