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I have high blood pressure and currently on meds for it. i want to know what i can take for my nasal congestion? since the decongestion can raise bp?
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Rx nasal sprays: There are two types of rx sprays you can take. Both have very little systemic side effects. Nasal steroids sprays (flonase, rhinocourt, nasonex, (mometasone) veramyst) and also anti-histamine sprays (patanase, astepro, etc) ask your primary md, allergist, or ENT which is best for you. But do you need an rx for them.
Answered 9/28/2016
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