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Topic	What Is Best To Treat Severe Nasal Congestion?
LostForest 03/23/21 6:03:53 PM #28:	AtelierAlchemy posted... Because I already use nasal sprays and they can't be used after a few days. Although I might try Flonase. That is one I haven't tried yet. Fluticasone propionate isnt the same as acute nasal decongestants, it's a corticosteroid. Like I said already, it's supposed to be used long-term. As in for weeks or even months. It doesn't instantly unclog your nose, but instead it gradually reduces inflammation and helps build up your sinuses resistance to irritants. It used to be prescription, but a couple years ago it was switched to OTC, so now you can buy it (and non-name-brand versions) anywhere. --- ForestLogic alt. <cite>LostForest posted [p:952035328] in What Is Be... [t:79362949]...</cite> <quote>AtelierAlchemy posted... </cite> <quote>Because I already use nasal sprays and they can't be used after a few days. Although I might try Flonase. That is one I haven't tried yet.</quote> Fluticasone propionate isnt the same as acute nasal decongestants, it's a corticosteroid. Like I said already, it's supposed to be used long-term. As in for weeks or even months. It doesn't instantly unclog your nose, but instead it gradually reduces inflammation and helps build up your sinuses resistance to irritants. It used to be prescription, but a couple years ago it was switched to OTC, so now you can buy it (and non-name-brand versions) anywhere. --- ForestLogic alt.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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