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Explainer: How nasal spray rebound congestion works and how you can avoid getting hooked

Explainer: How nasal spray rebound congestion works and how you can avoid getting hooked
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This article explains the phenomenon of 'rebound congestion' caused by the overuse of nasal decongestant sprays. It warns that relying on these medications for longer than three days can lead to a cycle of dependency and worsening symptoms.

The internet is filled with tales of people finding themselves hooked on nasal sprays and trying to get off. But how addictive are these medicines?

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