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Is it possible to take afrin/oxymetazoline nasal spray daily without rebound?
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No: It should not be used on a daily basis.
Answered 8/8/2014
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Please don't: Use no more than twice a day for three days (max of five).
Answered 11/14/2015
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A member asked:
After using oxymetazoline nasal spray (anefrin, etc, ) should I wait to blow my nose?
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My nose has been clogged up for 2 days now and i finally used a oxymetazoline nasal spray but it was expired should i be worried?
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I get nasal congestion almost every night. Is it OK to use the nasal spray of 0.05% oxymetazoline in the morning several times about 3X week?
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