ALABAMA (WHNT) — Bad news for those suffering from a stuffy nose this cold and flu season: a drug pharmaceutical companies claim to be a decongestant may not actually work to clear your nasal passages ...

HEALTH chiefs today sounded the alarm over decongestant nasal sprays amid fears Brits are unknowingly becoming addicted to them, causing irreversible damage to their airways. The popular sprays, like ...

As frustrating as colds and allergies may be to those who suffer from them, even more sobering is the notion that popular remedies we think are treating them may be ineffective at relieving our stuffy ...

Individuals experiencing blocked noses are being advised to limit the use of nasal decongestant sprays to a maximum of seven days, as prolonged use risks worsening symptoms. A recent poll underscores ...

There's a warning that using a nasal decongestant spray for more than five days could make a blocked nose worse.