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Is it possible to switch nasal steroid spray if one doesn't work for you to reduce the swelling in your nose?
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Yes: There are a number of corticosteroid nasal sprays and while all should be effective, patient preference is the key to continued use and good results. If symptoms are persistent, seek care from a board certified allergist.
Answered 6/22/2021
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