Both Pseudoephedrine and Escitalopram offer similar effectiveness, with differences in speed and duration of relief.

Escitalopram is gentler on the liver and kidneys, making it a safer long-term option for some patients.

Pseudoephedrine has a lower risk of addiction, making it safer for patients concerned about dependency.

Both drugs are easy to use, with clear dosing schedules to ensure treatment adherence.

Both drugs have some contraindications depending on individual health conditions, but neither has major restrictions.

Pseudoephedrine is ideal for fast relief, ease of use, and lower addiction risk, making it best for acute symptoms.