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How do I actually get rid of post nasal drip?
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this post was submitted on 06 Dec 2024
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And it's a stimulant. Nothing worse than feeling miserable from a cold and unable to sleep because of pseudoephedrine.
Try a lower dose, I can usually get by with half the recommended dose. Worst case scenario, add Benadryl to the mix to knock you out. Being able to breathe is worth it!
This. I hate the stuff. Can't sleep and get a killer case of restless legs.
I am prone to respiratory complaints, it's my weakness. However, I'd rather have that misery than pseudoephedrine.