Can a Phenylephrine HCl Nasal spray addiction be kicked by using Phenylephrine HCl Oral instead?
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rhinitis medicamentosa, your friend needs to be seen by a doctor, needs intranasal steroids, eventually this addiction can be treated, good luck
1096829
I also have allergic rhinitis and use nasal drops. My ENT doctor described this condition using a four-letter word!\n\nYou can use saline drops instead of regular nasal drops.\nSaline drops are available at any pharmacy, and they are basically just distilled water and salt. \nIn fact, you can make it yourself at home: boil 1 cup water for 5 minutes, add a tablespoon salt, cool it off, and put it in a clean container. Use it the same way you'd use nasal drops.\n\nAnother thing, you should rub Vaselline inside your nostrils every day, to keep them moist and prevent cracking, bleeding, and itching.
1161017
HCO3 is a natural buffer in your body.  Sneezing might be worst case, but be sure in the process of snorting the stuff it does not go down the lungs.  By the way, why would you want to do that?
616473
I'd call the doctor that prescribed it initially.  If not by prescription, then I'd detox myself slowly, perhaps taking 75% of it daily for a few days, then 50%, then 25%, then at timely intervals.  You can beat it!  I was once addicted to Valium and alcohol and detoxed myself a lot of times.
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Actually it would cause you to get a greater concentration of whichever pain killer you snort into your blood as you are bypassing the digestive system. However, it would definitely be a bad idea for the reasons listed above and because you would have no idea how much to snort safely
1047489
You should try switching from methodone to suboxone. You take it at home and dont have to stand on line, its a small pill that dissolves under your tongue. I heard it s better and not as addicting as taking methodone, which is easier to come off of.
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http://www.drugdigest.org/DD/DVH/Uses/0,3915,419|Purinethol,00.html here is a web site that i found that might be able to help you.
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I would suggest seeing your doctor.  I suffer from chronic sinusitus, and my doctor gave me a nose spray which I didn't think would work, but just spraying it in & letting it drip out worked (after about a week of use).  I would also suggest staying away from over-the-counter nose sprays.  They are TERRIBLY addictive.  Also, if you want to open it up before using a spray, decongestants like sudafed (maximum strength gellcaps) should help, or if you see your doctor, s/he can prescribe some stronger decongestants.
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You won't like this but if your so congested and cannot breath the best thing I've ever done was take ephedrine.  Mini-thin's is my preference.  It's the only thing that honestly clears you up and let's you have a good day.  Don't take 2, Don't take if you have heart conditions or blood pressure problems, and stop taking them immidiately when you feel better.  It's the best treatment!  It's one of those chinese remedies.
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Tegretol is used to also treat depression and agressive behavior, it has also been used to treat alcohol withdraw and cocaine addiction.  My husband takes it for depression and I would be willing to bet that if you snort this medication you will not get the high that you are looking for.  The medication will enter your blood stream quickly and become extremely drowsy.  Snorting a medication that's used for cocaine addiction is slightly oxymoron!!!!
546764
It can be very dangerous. Pills are meant to be swallowed and can destroy the lining inside the nose when snorted. This would have to be surgically repaired if damaged. Just don't snort anything.
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Well, look it up, I forget the chemical difference.  Clinically, ephedra (ma huang) has been used as a primitive asthma medication.  It does help dilate the airways. People have taken it as a cheap stimulant, but it does not stimulate the brain very well.  Most of it's effects are peripheral, ie. on the body, rather than on the brain.  It causes pounding of the heart and elevation of the blood pressure.  It is dangerous to abuse.  Pseudoephredine is the common Sudaphed (or Sudafed) cold tablets.  It works good as a nasal decongestant.  It is no good as a brain stimulant and is no good for asthma, also it is no good for weight loss.  It will elevate your blood pressure somewhat, but not as bad as ephedra.  Both ephedra and pseudoephedrine can be used to manufacture methamphetamine.  This is why many states have made it difficult to buy large quantities of Sudafed.  I used to be able to go into walmart and buy a bottle of 100 sudafed, no questions asked.  Now you have to ask the danged pharmacist and sign a form, just to get 48 sudafed in blister packets.  Methamphetamine (meth) is far more potent than either ephedra (ephedrine) or pseudoephedrine at stimulating the brain. Actually, the risk of meth on the heart is less than that of ephedra.  The dangers of meth are the poor quality of that which you get on the street, the dangers inherent in shooting it up, to those who do that, and the problem of addiction and amphetamine psychosis to those who abuse it.  Meth is not much different than the ritalin or adderal commonly prescribed for kiddies who don't like to study.  It is just a little more potent and desirable to the addict.  All of these drugs can precipitate a heart attack or stroke if abused, especially if you have underlying arterial disease.
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I got your message.  I a little unsure about what you need to know.  I thought you said that you bought this chemical before.  What did you use it for and/or what do you need it for?  If you want more info. on the chemical itself go to your search bar and type in "strychnine hcl powder" and the listed sites will give you all the information that you need.
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At most pharmacies you can find an item called a nasal pot.  Some refer to it as a Netty Pot.  You fill it with warm salty water and it flushes out the stuff clogging your nose.  I am an opera singer and depend on having my nasal passages clear.  This is the best.  Better than nasal spray and not addicting at all.\n\nGood luck!
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I took it for a short time....for depression. I had headaches, and gained weight.  Also, when I stopped taking it...my hearing kept going in and out.  I kept hearing this zzip..zzzip...I could actually feel a strange vibration going thru my head...and that's when I figured out it was my hearing....fading in and out.  Really weird.  And they say it is not habit forming....but, then they say "well, you can't just stop taking it..you have to be weaned off of it."  If that's not an addiction....then explain that one to me!! I ended up just going to a counselor and now I am doing great....I just had to have someone not involved with my life to help me figure things out.
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Actually, a lot of the "new meds" work the same way, but some people will swear by one.  It is really trial and error. Benedryl will put you to sleep, so do not take it in the morning.  You can add some nasal spray, such as afrin to open up your nasal passages, but do not use longer than 4 days. It will cause a rebound - increase nasal discharge.
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The answer is yes.  However you cannot choose whether to become addicted or not.  Eventually your body would feel that it cannot preform the same without it.  The whole situation is a very slippery slope and i would not reccomend it.