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A member asked:
I'm currently prescribed nasonex (mometasone). i sometimes have nosebleeds with it. if i switch to flonase will that chance increase or decrease?
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Similar: These two have similar effectiveness and side effects. Be sure that you are aiming the spray towards the lateral sides of the nose and not towards the center. Despite this, a few people will still get nosebleeds. If this continues, ask your doctor for a nasal antihistamine instead.
Answered 8/2/2015
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