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A member asked:
Been taking azalestine nasal spray for over a month. got some skin blotches and itchiness on right forearm today. is this from the azalestine?
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Unlikely: azelastine is an antihistamine nasal spray, although can be systemically absorbed, but even though very rare to cause such symptom, unrelated, you need to look for other causes, see your doctor or dermatologist for better evaluation, best wishes
Answered 12/15/2016
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