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Can i take fluticasone nasal spray, fexofenadine, & diphenhydramine at the same time? my sinuses are really bothering me.
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Allergy meds: You can take fluticasone and fexofenadine but adding Diphenhydramine will not add much control to your symptoms, you need a nasal antihistamine, ask your doctor for a prescription or consult an allergist for all your options.
Answered 4/3/2018
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