Great question. Medication interactions are always something to think about especially when you are on a lot of them. Figuring out if you are taking any medications that may interact with each other is the job of your
primary care physician. In addition, your pharmacist at the pharmacy you buy your medications is also looking for dangerous interactions and should inform the prescribing physician if one is found.
Getting back to your question, decongestant medications probably will not interact significantly with your antidepressants. However, this does depend on which one(s) you are on, and there are quite a few of them. I will say that decongestants will probably raise your blood pressure while you are taking them. Thus, if you typically have
high blood pressure, this will make it harder to control with the medications you are currently taking. The aspirin is most likely fine.
I suggest that you schedule an appointment with your primary care physician. He or she can take a look at your medication list and determine if there are any drug interactions which are concerning. In addition, your
doctor can recommend the best decongestant medication that will have the fewest side effects and the fewest interactions with your other medications.