What should I Know Regarding Pregnancy, Nursing and Administering Fluticasone Propionate (Nasal) Inhaler to Children or the Elderly?
If you are PREGNANT
- Requires a Risk/Benefit Assessment:
If you are NURSING
- Precaution: INSUFFICIENT HUMAN DATA AVAILABLE
If you are an adult over 60
Giving Fluticasone Propionate (Nasal) Inhaler to a child under 12
- Management or Monitoring Precaution: May reduce growth rate; monitor growth and use lowest effective dose.
- Severe Precaution: May slow growth rate. Safety and efficacy not established age less than 4 years.
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