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Is it safe to use nasonex (mometasone) spray and amoxycillin 500mg at the same time for sinus infection at 31 weeks pregnant? will it harm the baby?
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Not Nasonex (mometasone): Amoxicillin is ok, but there is a safer nasal spray to use during pregnancy: Rhinocort Aqua is the only pregnancy category b steroid nasal spray. Ask your doctor for a prescription for it.
Answered 7/1/2014
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