Experiences with

Oxymetazoline

I did show him that I had various nasal sprays to get to the route of the problem, all brand named for Sinusitis, but all contained Oxymetazoline hydrochloride. (which can have a reaction if taken prolonged).

replacement which took in total almost four hours involving blood test, ecg, blood pressure, 2 sets x-rays, allergy tests, short time with surgeon also with anaesthetist (who thankfully gave me the go ahead to continue taking my Flecainide 150mg x2 up to and including the morning of the op also to use my oxymetazoline

-my other big problem is having used Otrivine type nasal decongestant sprays (oxymetazoline hydrochloride) on & off during the whole of my adult life with the resultant rebound effect of terribly blocked/pressurised nasal passages/head throbbing I am also concerned as to whether I will be told NOT to

I have been using Otrivine type nasal sprays on & off for years with the inevitable rebound effects and just recently have had to use one (oxymetazoline hydrochloride) 3-4 times per day and always before getting in bed to aid breathing, have also tried nasal strips plus the 'mouth guards' that you stick