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Can a steroid inhaler help with throat inflammation due to allergic rhinitis? also is it normal to have a burning sensation in chest shortly after using it?

Q: can a steroid inhaler help with throat inflammation due to allergic rhinitis? also is it normal to have a burning sensation in chest shortly after using it?

: A nasal steroid inhaler usually is very helpful for burning inflammation from allergic rhinitis. inhalers can cause a burning sensation in the chest. General recommendation see your primary care physician for specific advice.

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Dr. Frank Kuitems answered

A nasal steroid inhaler usually is very helpful for burning inflammation from allergic rhinitis. inhalers can cause a burning sensation in the chest. General recommendation see your primary care physician for specific advice.

Answered 5/14/2023

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Can a steroid inhaler help with throat inflammation due to allergic rhinitis? also is it normal to have a burning sensation in chest shortly after using it?

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