Based on expert recommendations, these nasal decongestants ... and congestion. However, Dr. Geoff Trenkle, D.O., an otolaryngologist and founder of the Los Angeles Center for Ear, Nose, Throat ...

It’s best to consult with a pharmacist ... However, if your ears are blocked due to sinus congestion rather than earwax, a decongestant or steam inhalation might be more effective.

Oral phenylephrine, a decongestant in many cold medicines, is ineffective, the FDA says. The plans only include oral phenylephrine, not nasal sprays used to treat congestion. The U.S. Food and ...