I never said it wasn't real.I've never heard of it was my point.I guess if there are"millions" of people addicted to it it's not uncommon.I still think it's TLC deserved though..
Yes it's very real, if you google it there are millions of people addicted to Afrin. Not fun!
Weirdest **** I've ever heard..Theres a TV show on TLC that features people with out of the ordinary addictions.No doubt this should be on there.I never realized peeps got addicted to nasel spray.Hopefully you kick the habit.Good luck.I'm guessing your throat condition has emerged bc of the nasel spray.
I meant to post but sent you a message instead yes your GP can prescribe the Medrol pack and it comes in genetic form and is inexpensive. It really works. I did that and have been off Afrin for many years and I use to use it everyday, felt I couldn't breathe without it. Best of luck to you. Some ENT's do have samples of the sprays if they feel that's best for you.
Hello, Thank you very much for your reply. I have done some checking on-line and came up with a few other medicines that are or were told to me to require a script but it seems a script is not required for (Polaromin/Polaromine, spelling depends on where you live.. The land down under, it has the "e".
What I have read about the drug sounds good but it seems to have some drawbacks..I also have not checked the price yet.. Getting another ENT is an option that I am also considering and he might give me a script for a drug that will have a high price tag as well. It always seems if a Doctor who does only a certain type of Doctoring they always manage to come with a high price tag and so does anything they prescribe. I will do some more checking however, it is past time that I got off the Nose sprays and one way or the other I will succeed, regardless of what the ENT has told me.. I will mention to my GP about the Medrol pack..
Thanks very much..
Many thanks for your info on my situation, it is very much appreciated..
Get a new doctor, either a Medrol pack or a nose spray called Asterpro should help you tremendously. Best of luck to you
I had a friend who was addicted to nasal sprays and she did it one nostril at a time. It took about 2 weeks for her to do this and she is feeling good now and her nose is back to normal. She started out at 3 puffs a time and slowly cut back. Hope this helps a bit.