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A member asked:
Right after i used a nasal spray, i had to sneeze forcefully, but none of it seemed to come out. is it ok, or should i respray when this happens?
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Normal reaction: The body tends to try to expel anything foreign. If you feel it went in, no need to reapply. If you felt you sneezed and it blew out immediately without any time for it to deposit on the nasal mucosa, reapply.
Answered 7/30/2013
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