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I have lingering nasal stuffiness and swelling following a head cold (3 weeks after onset of cold). very dry stuffy nose. my dr. recommended fluticanose nasal spray to reduce nasal swelling. is this an appropriate use of this product?
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yes. Also you should trust your doctor- if not find another one whom you would
Answered 8/18/2022
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