Question 1

what is the vibrocil nasal spray used for?

Accepted Answer

allergies: Vibrocil is not available in the U.S.  It is used  for common colds, acute and chronic rhinitis, seasonal (hay fever) and non-seasonal allergic rhinitis, acute and chroniand c sinusitis, pre- and postoperative care, adjuvant in cases of acute ear infection.  It is a.Combination antihistamine and phenylephrine (decongestant).

Question 2

what nasal spray is not addictive?

Accepted Answer

Nasal spray: There are many non-addictive nasal sprays. For what reason do you intend to use the nasal spray?

Question 3

does nasal spray contains mercury ?

Accepted Answer

Which nasal sprays : Do u mean? Otc ones? Nasal steroids? The live virus influenza vaccine that is a nasal spray does not contain thimerosol (mercury). Thimerosol is used in multi-dose vial of injectable vaccine to prevent contamination & growth of bacteria or fungi. Apparently some nasal decongestants do contain thimerosol.

Question 4

is lidocaine nasal spray still made?

Accepted Answer

By compounding: I do not think it is commercially available but can be produced by a custom compounding pharmacy if your physician feels it is an appropriate drug for you.

Question 5

can you use nasal spray and dayquil?

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Yes: Follow instructions on packaging. If you have a heart condition or high blood pressure, consult your doctor. If the nasal spray is afrin, you should only use it for 3 days.

Question 6

can i take a nasal spray and dayquil?

Accepted Answer

Perhaps: Dayquil contains Acetaminophen (tylenol), phenylephrine (decongestant) and dextramethorphan (cough suppressant).  There should be no interaction with saline nasal sprays, steroid nasal sprays, antihistamine nasal sprays.  There would be no real reason to use a decongestant nasal spray as this would be redundant, but unlikely to be harmful.

Question 7

best nasal spray for post nasal drip?

Accepted Answer

No single best spray: Unfortunately, there's no single best spray for everyone in the States where HealthTap docs are located. It's even trickier to determine best spray for someone outside of States, in say UK. Saline sprays (salt water) are safe. Sinus rinses are fine as long as you don't use tap water. In States, some corticosteroid sprays are available OTC w/o prescription. Stay away from nasal decongestants sprays

Question 8

addicted to nasal spray, what do i do?

Accepted Answer

See allergist: It is very easy to become "addicted" to the otc nasal sprays that contain oxymetazoline that are in afrin, neosyneprhine, etc.  This is called rhinitis medicamentosa. Treatment can be challenging but through prescription nasal sprays and sometimes prednisone, an allergist or ENT doctor can assist you in getting off that spray!

Question 9

is calcitonin nasal spray a anahistamen?

Accepted Answer

No: Astepro, patanase, asteline are antihistamine nasal sprays

Question 10

can you really get addicted to  nasal spray?

Accepted Answer

Somewhat: Nasal decongestant sprays can cause rebound nasal blockage if overused and require the use of more spray. It's called rhinitis medicamentosa.

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