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Does flonase help with ear fullness?
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It may: Flonase is a nasal cortisone-type spray approved for treating the inflammation of allergic rhinitis. It is common for people with allergies to have ear pressure/popping due to eustachian tube dysfunction--this can improve with medications such as flonase.
Answered 2/2/2021
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