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Is it ok to take decongestant spray a week before turbinate radiofrequency procedure?
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Decongestant Spray: Hello, when i perform this procedure, i ask patients to stop this spray. In my experience, if a patient uses this spray, an increased risk for bleeding occurs. As your ENT doctor what he/she prefers.
Answered 11/11/2014
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