US EditionA common nasal decongestant appears to be ineffective, so what alternatives exist?
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A common nasal decongestant appears to be ineffective, so what alternatives exist?
Despite a long history of use for decongestion, oral phenylephrine may soon disappear from cold and allergy medications due to a lack of efficacy. The post A common nasal decongestant appears to be ineffective, so what alternatives exist? appeared first on Peter Attia.
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