So if someone is addicted to nasal spray, does that mean that their nose is constantly blocked and they therefore always have to use nasal spray, or is it an addiction in the sense that they enjoy using it and simply can't live without it?
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Hello Emilia1210
Nose spray has a side effect. If you use it, the sinuses will shuffle, so you can breathe again. However, as soon as this effect decreases, the sinuses rise again, even more than before, so that one cannot breathe again. If you use the nasal spray too long, the sinuses are always swollen, unless you use it, so you can breathe again. But that’s how a little devil cycle begins. So that you can no longer breathe normally after the cold and the cold, and only with nasal spray it creates.
Greeting Paul
The nasal mucosa are destroyed. That’s very good.
They have the feeling that the nose is always clogged. And then need the means addicted
That you can no longer without and feel gets no air to get the nose to fight what is wrong