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Original Articles

Nose Drops Versus Oral Decongestants

, M.D.
Pages 132-135 | Published online: 18 Apr 2016
 

Abstract

The physician prescribing nose drops or oral decongestants should be mindful of how readily the complex physiologic function of the nasal passages can be altered. Quite enough rhinitis medicamentosa is already produced by the drops and sprays people use without prescription.

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