In women, testosterone is produced in various locations. One quarter of the hormone is produced in the ovary, a quarter is produced in the adrenal gland, and one half is produced in the peripheral tissues from the various precursors produced in the ovaries and adrenal gland.
Still, I'd like more info. Thanks for your Reply! The effects of Afrin will only last about 12 hours or so, so any symptoms you are experiencing now, may or may not be related. Viral infections (and a few dozen other things) can cause dizziness, too....a common one being an inner ear condition called labyrinthitis.
Aleve will stay in your system longer than this though, but it will not have a noticable effect. The elimination half life is ~14 hours. This means that 1/2 of the drug will remain in your body after 14 hours, 1/4 after 28 hours etc. It depends on how much you take but no reasonable amount would last overnight.