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Can i use two different decongestant nasal sprays in a row?
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Better not: read the labels carefully, too much decongestant nasal spray can get into your system and increase your blood pressure, besides using any nasal decongestant for long period,more than few days, isn't advisable. Saline nasal washes are helpful, you can also try OTC steroid nasal spray, but follow the instructions and don't exceed recommended dosage. If no improvement, see your doctor, best wishes
Answered 10/30/2017
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