Experiences with

Sudafed

Does anyone notice any arrhythmias with Otrivine or Sudafed nasal sprays? Trigger / ectopics etc?

It’s a bit bizarre but I think the Sudafed reduces my T 🤔 might be all in my head though! Thanks

Man did I lay on that table thanking God (and Sudafed, coffee, and wine) for that SVT. Will keep everyone posted. Am going to start a supplement program tomorrow to try and tackle the PACs. . Got all my supplements at the house and ready to roll.

Some points to note (my personal experience/opinions): I took Sudafed at the start also but that was to keep erections away, but it kept me in a restless sleep so I stopped them on day 3. No other pain medication was taken other than Nurofen once.

I have sinusitis and am used to taking Sudafed but just read that it may cause seratonin syndrome with Zoloft. What cold meds can I take with Zoloft? Thank you.

Well decongestants Sudafed seemed to work ish … ? Then on to PPI’s . Seen 2 consultants both of which used camera in nose to check throat etc and no issues there. So would there be damage if it were reflux one or the other over time? Well one would have thought so.

I also cannot live on Sudafed to deal with the migraines. I don't think it's stress related, I have't been working so far this year, and it didn't calm down even when I was on holiday for 3 weeks. I have regular acupuncture, but it doesn't seem to help.

[i]Decongestant ingredient in popular products does not work, FDA concludes[/i] [i]Advisory panel reviewed studies of phenylephrine, an active ingredient in Benadryl, Mucinex, Sudafed PE and Tylenol[/i] https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/sep/12/decongestant-ingredient-does-not-work-fda-phenylephrine

Ive known for years that I’m not allowed to take Sudafed, due to being on Bisoprolol, but in the past I’ve been fine with the simple sniffy sticks. The ingredients listed on this one are menthol, eucalyptus, camphor and borneol, which I’ve never actually heard of before.

It also acts like sudafed, and drains your sinus and brachia's, which is great for my chronic sinusitis, as I dont have to take allergy pills anymore. I have not heard any comments on this drug from the other renal patients on this blog, and am curious of any of you have been on it?

I've taken sudafed and allergy medication for a few days but neither helped. If anyone has had a similar experience to me or any helpful tips and advice I'd love to hear from you! I've always found this forum to be incredibly supportive and a great community.

It’s now gone on for over 2 weeks with no improvement and I know that Ibuprofen would be more effective for pain as possibly Sudafed would in relieving the congestion.

I was prepared and took a sudafed but no immediate effect so I headed to the ER. At 4 hours I began to lose rigidity and I was not forced to go to the ER for treatment. So I told my urologist I was going to reduce the dosage, but his recommendation is to discontinue injections completely.

I would usually take Sudafed and power through. Now I’ve got very anxious in case sinus with thyroid can be dangerous somehow?! Should I go to doctor? I’ve got vicks vapour rub which seems fine. Should I woman up and get on with it? Any advice on feeling better please? Thanks

The first time they blamed Sudafed as the culprit so things seemed fine and she didnt need blood thinners. On July 11, two weeks ago she had the second episode ( nine months after the first). Anyway,she is on a heart monitor until August sixth.

I’m on 3 different inhalers, salt water spray and Sudafed tablets and I’m at the end of my tether through constantly coughing and sleep deprivation 😰

Since I had Covid I have had pressure in my ears, like I have to pop my ears every 30 seconds to a minute, anyway my question is my Dr wants me to try a diuretic to dry up any fluid in my ears and he also wants me to use a nasal spray like a sudafed type spray?

Good Afternoon everyone, I have a question hopefully one of you may be able to answer. With the cost of everything constantly increasing most of us probably know that big-brand medicines often contain the same active ingredients as cheaper brands and some supermarket/chemist versions are identical apart

I’m taking Sudafed and guiafensin for a head cold. Sorry to anyone having a bad night. I start a new job on Monday and I’m feeling very shaky. I took too much Ativan this month (not an overdose- just more than one per day). because I’ve been depressed.

Drugs like sudafed can really mess with your head and body, creating high anxiety and blood pressure. It you experience anxiety symptoms after taking a medication, check with your doctor to see if there is an alternative. 5) Check with a cardiologist.