Research Notes on Decongestants
Fast Facts:
- Many decongestants are available without a prescription.
- Decongestants are available as nasal sprays, liquids, and pills.
- Decongestants are not generally recommended for people with heart disease, high blood pressure, glaucoma, thyroid disease, urinary retention problems or certain people with asthma or diabetes.2
5 Great Resources on Decongestants
- Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine (via HealthAtoZ): Decongestants
- FamilyDoctor: Decongestants: OTC Relief for Congestion
- MedicineNet: What are Decongestants
- Your Total Health: Decongestants for Allergies & Asthma
- Johns Hopkins (via Yahoo Health): All About Decongestants
- Wikipedia: Decongestants
- About.com: Cold & Flu: Before You Buy Decongestants
- HealthWise (via Revolution Health): Decongestants
- University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics: Decongestants vs. Antihistamines
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Research Notes References
- ↑ FamilyDoctor: Decongestants: OTC Relief for Congestion
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics: Decongestants vs. Antihistamines
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