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Rhinitis medicamentosa (or RM, also
known as
rebound congestion) is a
condition of
rebound nasal congestion suspected to be
brought on by
extended use...
- (3%). Long term use (> 10 days) is not
recommended due to a
rhinitis medicamentosa when stopped. Use is not
recommended during pregnancy. Xylometazoline...
- atrophic, occupational, and
gustatory rhinitis, as well as
rhinitis medicamentosa (rebound congestion); (iii)
allergic rhinitis,
triggered by pollen,...
- Acne
medicamentosa is acne that is
caused or
aggravated by medication.
Because acne is
generally a
disorder of the
pilosebaceous units caused by hormones...
- Bruch-Gerharz D;
Neumann NJ; Hodzic-Avdagic N (2005). "Embolia
cutis medicamentosa after subcutaneous injection of
pegylated interferon-α". Hautarzt. 56...
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excessive grinding of the teeth, nosebleed,
profuse sweating,
rhinitis medicamentosa (drug-induced
nasal congestion),
reduced seizure threshold, tics (a...
- ****linski, C. 2000. Farmacognosia :
estudio de las
drogas y
sustancias medicamentosas de
origen natural.
Ediciones Omega, Barcelona. ISBN 84-282-1191-4 Marquez...
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protracted use can lead to a
rebound nasal congestion called rhinitis medicamentosa.[citation needed] For
nocturnal symptoms,
intranasal corticosteroids...
- a row,
because rebound congestion may
occur in the form of
rhinitis medicamentosa. When used in
adults for a
short period of time side
effects appear...
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Rebound congestion, or
rhinitis medicamentosa, may occur. A 2006
review of the
pathology of
rhinitis medicamentosa concluded that use of oxymetazoline...
