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The dr. prescribed azelastine and fluticasone nasal sprays. 1. can i use both at the same time? 2. if not, how long do i wait between each?
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Yes!: I generally use the Astelin (azelastine) first, as it is a decongestant. Inhale gently, it tastes yucky, but works well! then do the fluticasone at night or a couple minutes after the astelin (azelastine).
Answered 11/24/2018
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