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Reducing Nasal Spray Rebound: A Tip That’s Right on the Nose
Long-term nasal spray use carriesthe potential for rebound congestion.
Long-term nasal spray use carriesthe potential for rebound congestion.When nasal spray is clearly needed,have patients alternate nostrils every12 hours if possible. This cuts the totalamount of medication used in half.-- Joe Knight, PA-C
Chowchilla, Calif
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