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A member asked:
Can i use a nasal corticosteroid spray for three months or until end of allergy season? worried about losing its effect or side effects. thanks.
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Yes you can: It is less likely to lose its effect . However you may require leukotriene inhibitors and short time antihistamines for severe exacerbations.
Answered 4/1/2023
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