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Is it safe to use prospan cough syrup and sterimar nasal spray while pregnant ?
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Likely safe: to use prospan and the nasal spray, but always discuss with your doctor as well. This allows for consideration of your specific history, and insures safest course.
Answered 11/26/2019
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