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What are good treatments for rhinitis?
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Rx nose spray: The best treatments for rhinitis are prescription nose sprays. Either nasal steroid (like flonase, Veramyst of nasonex), nasal antihistamine (like Astepro or patanase) or a combination of both (like dymista).. Antihistamines by mouth are a second choice like zyrtec, allegra, clariten or their generic versions. If your allergic - avoid your triggers. If not helpful, see and allergist.
Answered 11/27/2017
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