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A member asked:
Is it safe to use flonase twice a day one spray each nostril long term for eustachian tube dysfunction?
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Yes, it's safe: If it is helping and you can remember to take it twice a day, then splitting the dose twice a day should continue to work. You do not develop rebound congestion nor tolerance to this class of nasal sprays.
Answered 5/18/2019
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