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Is it safe using nasal decogestant during early pregnancy ?
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Nasal: The only pregnancy category b nasal spray that is safe during pregnancy is rhinocort aqua, and it needs a prescription. I do not recommend nasal decongestants for long term use in any case.
Answered 4/12/2014
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