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Reviewer: badboy, 45-54 Male on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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no side effects works great. take before bed dont have troble sleeping.
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Reviewer: Mike, 45-54 Male on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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It took a month of use, but now my sinuses are entirely clear and I haven't had to use Nasalcort for 6 months now. I didn't have any side effects.
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Reviewer: 55-64 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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I have severe allergies and the doc put me on this spray. I have had headaches, scratchy throat, fatigue, and my nasal symptoms worsened. I found out it can cause candida of the nose and throat,mouth. I am severely allergic to mold and fungus. Now I will not use this again. If it causes candida then it wouldn't do me any good and would make it worse. I don't understand why a doctor would h
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Reviewer: Female (Patient)
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I am going to try this medication soon, I went to ear, nose, throat specialist and he told me my nose (due to year round allergies) looked like baby with diaper rash. He did give good instructions on how to use it (because it will irritate your throat, etc) 1) Drink some water first (to help with throat irritation) 2) Use a salt water over the counter spray in each nostril 3) Blow your nose ver
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I suffer from severe year-round allergies and chronic sinusitis. In the spring, when pollen is in full swing, this nasal spray is crucial to my survival, as it isn't as harsh as some of the others on the market. If you are experiencing nose bleeds, try to spray with the opposite hand (use your left hand for the right nostril and vice versa).
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