I have been severely congested, quite recently, which is why I tried the nasal spray. Sudafed was the only one that worked. I have been using it once a day (twice on a handful of occasions), for two or three months.
Hope you can help.
Can inhaling some or too much Xylometazoline (Sudafed nasal spray), trigger Rosacea attacks?
- Posted:
- 11 Aug 2010 by LolaT340
- Topics:
- sudafed, rosacea, xylometazoline
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17 Aug 2010
I also have Rosacea. Sudafed is a stimulant; so I imagine that Sudafed nasal spray would have the same effect. Any stimulant such as caffeine frequently triggers a Rosacea attack. You might want to try and ween yourself off of it. A steroid nasal spray such as Nasacort may help you.
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