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Is there an otc remedy for my crackling sinuses that wont interact with keppra? this is maddening! started yesterday after about 2 weeks of a chest cold or bronchitis. has to be cheap. no insurance. start medicare when i turn 62. any ideas?
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The best med to try would be Flonase nasal spray-one puff in each nostril twice daily. The 2nd best option is a saline nasal spray-follow instructions on package. If neither helps, see an ENT doctor to get evaluated and treated. Good luck!
Answered 5/25/2023
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Since Keppra lacks a tendency to interact with most other medications due to its metabolism, it would be very unlikely to adversely react with most OTC items used to treat upper respiratory tract symptoms.
Answered 5/26/2023
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