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I have been addicted to Afrin, you know, that nose spray shit off and on since I was 16, but recently using every day....brutal
 

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I have been addicted to Afrin, you know, that nose spray shit off and on since I was 16, but recently using every day....brutal


Lay off the blow and you wont need afrin....:coke:
 

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Have to stay away from that shit. I sniff so much, most probably think I'm on it
 
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I'm an Addict, I smoke Cigarette !

Even with the Price Increase, Not stopping...because I don't want to. (<)<
 

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Addicted to Weed, Coke, Gambling, Porn, Winners...ect.
 

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Pall Malls killed my Dad at 55 and Lucky Strikes killed my Mom at 57. I have never smoked even a single puff off a cigarette.

Bigbet be careful with the Afrin, No joke:

When decongestants are used in the form of nose drops or nasal spray, the following adverse effects are common:
  • stinging
  • burning
  • sneezing
  • increased nasal discharge
  • altered sense of taste
The following adverse effects are very rare when decongestants are given by drops or spray and also quite rare but possible when given by mouth:
  • restlessness
  • anxiety
  • nervousness
  • weakness
  • difficulty breathing
Even more severe adverse effects are possible when decongestants are taken in large overdose. These include heart problems and tremors.
Some people complain of rebound congestion, which occurs when, after the decongestant has worn off, the congestion returns even worse than before.

One of the big disadvantages of nasal spray decongestants is that overusing them can actually cause the blood vessels in the nose to swell, making your stuffy nose even worse. This is called the rebound effect. The medical term for this type of nasal reaction is chemical rhinitis or rhinitis medicamentosa.

The rebound effect can last for days. If your stuffy nose is getting worse, you may be suffering from a rebound effect, so stop taking the medicine and call your doctor.




http://www.answers.com/topic/decongestant


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Bigbet,

Go see an ENT. He/She will most likely prescribe a Medrol Dosepak and you'll be off the snot declogger in 6 days.
 

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Coffee has become a huge addiction for me. I drink anywhere from 8-12 cups a day.

I have the Keurig single cup coffee maker and it puts out a hot cup of goodness in less than a minute from heat up to brew..
 
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Coffee has become a huge addiction for me. I drink anywhere from 8-12 cups a day.

I have the Keurig single cup coffee maker and it puts out a hot cup of goodness in less than a minute from heat up to brew..

I had an addiction to caffeine/coffee as well. 4-8 cups a day.

Had to get off it as it was affecting my heart. I don't have
trouble with tea {less caffeine?} and drink a cup or two
only when i feel a bit tired for a pick me uper.

Got off coffee cold turkey by taking some Extra Strength Tylenol
for a day or two.
 

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