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6Hypnone
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My ent recommended it for my inflamed nose and supposed stuffiness. Actually I went to her for dizziness and she Saif to try it.
I've never taken a decongestant. I've read over and over it makes you jittery, raises your hr (mine is usually at 90-100 resting as it is), keeps you awake, and can cause... dizziness!
Have you all had any bad experiences on it... Enough to make you stop it? My ent wants me to do it for 5 days. I thought of maybe taking 1 tab instead of 2 but maybe that won't be enough.
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I use the mucinex nasal spray. It's great for immediate relief but the symptoms come roaring back.

I'm searching for elimination/ long-term sucess treatments.

I'm now adding inhalation of Essential Oil's to the mix.
Keep you posted.
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I can't take it .. but I also have A-fib.

I use the plain Mucinex. Most decongestants also keep me awake... for sure.

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It helped me.
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FYI, If you are hypothyroid/thyroid illness you will react badly to these products.

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I am a bit hypothyroid.
What if taken early in the day?
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It made me higher than a kite. There are thyroid warnings on those type of products.

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