Nasal congestion lead to tissue hypertrophy and blood vessel occlusion. Congestion might trigger a "runny nose." Blockage or impaired sensory processing generate congestion. Mucosal inflammation exacerbate congestion and allergy symptoms.(Seidel & Faubel, 1999) Inflammation, triggered by so many physiologically active agents and cell types, could lead to congestion and difficulty in breathing (including histamine, TNF -, interleukins, and cell adhesion molecules). Inflammation can damage nasal congestion, venous engorgement, and tissue swelling/edema . Rhinosinusitis affects tens of millions of Americans annually and costs US employers $6 billion in health care costs. Nasal congestion's social and economic burden is high. Adrenergic (phenylephrine) and intranasal corticosteroids are prescribed (beclomethasone dipropionate).