It almost seems like according to this doctor, Oxymetazoline would be an acceptable treatment (as in, allow someone to get used to nose breathing at night for

It almost seems like according to this doctor, Oxymetazoline would be an acceptable treatment (as in, allow someone to get used to nose breathing at night for a long period of time). I did have turbinate reduction recently, and it definitely gave me an improvement, but only about 30% I'd say. I no longer have 100% blocked nasal passages during the day, which I would during allergy season previously. I have been using Oxymetazoline regularly, but I give myself a much smaller dose. Before nose spray and the procedure, in my case I would go to sleep with a partially clogged nose, and wake up with a fully clogged nose after a few hours. It was terrible, i'd have dreams of drowning and wake up gasping for breath. I sleep much better now. I don't experience a 'rebound affect' either.