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Rebound congestion, also known as rhinitis medicamentosa, can be a frustrating side effect of overusing decongestant nasal sprays like Afrin. While these sprays offer quick relief, they can lead to dependency, making it harder to breathe without them over time. Here's what you need to know: 🌀 What Causes Rebound Congestion? Decongestant sprays work by narrowing blood vessels in your nasal passages, providing quick relief from congestion. But overuse (more than 3 days in a row) causes your nasal tissues to crave the spray, creating a vicious cycle of congestion that worsens when you stop. 💡 How to Break the Cycle 1️⃣Gradual Weaning: Slowly reduce your spray usage under medical guidance. 2️⃣Supportive Treatments: Use saline sprays, nasal steroids like Flonase, or oral decongestants to ease symptoms during recovery. 🔑 Preventing Rebound Congestion Always follow the instructions on nasal spray packaging and limit use to a maximum of 3 consecutive days. For long-term congestion relief, consider alternative treatments like allergy management or consult your doctor for tailored solutions.

Rebound congestion, also known as rhinitis medicamentosa, can be a frustrating side effect of overusing decongestant nasal sprays like Afrin. While these sprays offer quick relief, they can lead to dependency, making it harder to breathe without them over time. Here's what you need to know: 🌀 What Causes Rebound Congestion? Decongestant sprays work by narrowing blood vessels in your nasal passages, providing quick relief from congestion. But overuse (more than 3 days in a row) causes your nasal tissues to crave the spray, creating a vicious cycle of congestion that worsens when you stop. 💡 How to Break the Cycle 1️⃣Gradual Weaning: Slowly reduce your spray usage under medical guidance. 2️⃣Supportive Treatments: Use saline sprays, nasal steroids like Flonase, or oral decongestants to ease symptoms during recovery. 🔑 Preventing Rebound Congestion Always follow the instructions on nasal spray packaging and limit use to a maximum of 3 consecutive days. For long-term congestion relief, consider alternative treatments like allergy management or consult your doctor for tailored solutions.

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