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Decongestants
For mild allergic rhinitis, a nasal wash can be helpful for removing mucus from the nose. Decongestants may help dry nasal congestion. They work by shrinking vessels in the nose. By reducing blockage, they decrease the risk of developing sinusitis caused by viruses or bacteria. Many over-the-counter decongestants are available, either in tablet form or as nasal or inhaled decongestants that are applied directly into the airways as sprays, drops, or vapors.
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