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How To Stop Yellow Brown, Bloody Phelgm While Being On Decongestent And Nasal Spray For Sinusitis?

I have medication in a nasal spray for sinusitis, I have been taking it for days and the symptoms keep coming and going. I am taking a decongestent, I can barely get anything to come out and when I do it is yellow brown, or bloody. How do I stop this from continuing
Thu, 24 Apr 2014
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Hello
Thanks for your query.
Use of decongestant for a prolonged period may cause aggravation of your symptoms and this is known as rebound congestion. You can use azelastine and fluticasone nasal spray for 2 weeks followed by fluticasone nasal spray for 1 month or so and also you have to avoid dust and allergens. Do consult an ENT surgeon and get locally examined.
Thank you.
Dr Arnab Maji
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How To Stop Yellow Brown, Bloody Phelgm While Being On Decongestent And Nasal Spray For Sinusitis?

Hello Thanks for your query. Use of decongestant for a prolonged period may cause aggravation of your symptoms and this is known as rebound congestion. You can use azelastine and fluticasone nasal spray for 2 weeks followed by fluticasone nasal spray for 1 month or so and also you have to avoid dust and allergens. Do consult an ENT surgeon and get locally examined. Thank you. Dr Arnab Maji