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Is it safe for a person with Afib to use Flonase or Nasonex on a daily basis? Do they contain stimulants that might trigger an Afib episode?

told me to try Veramyst I noticed that it has a similar ingredient in it as the flonase (fluticasone) and Nasonex (furoate).

I also take thyroid meds-- armour and have endometriosis so I will take Advil and Tylenol for the pain from endo. I also have Nasonex and Allegra for allergies. If anyone knows how these drugs will interact with one another please let me know. Also I had depakote but it made me feel like a zombie will Topamax do the same since it is also an anticonvulsant?

My concerned is that although these products belong to a similar genre they do not contain the same active ingredient and are therefore not the same. My concern also stems from the fact that I have seen Beconase refered to for allegies/hayfever etc but for the treatment of Polyps the name Nasacort or its generic name is usually refered to.

He said that this has the same ingredients as Nasonex but in powder form. Since Nasonex is liquid it simply drips away, the powder sticks around longer. I just saw the doctor this week, polyps have not returned, the Flovent is working. I can smell and taste, and my allergies are under control. I just got over a cold, no sinus infection. During the cold i was irrigating with the water pic with an adapter for the nose.

yes i didnt think nasonex was good - should they not warn people that it can do that the nose? the sterimar has no chemicals and so i feel this is good and it hydrates my nose - sometimes in morning i feel heating in house dries nose up the patch has gone in my nose which is great - does that mean infection has gone or the nose is hydrated normally now? i have a slight cut at the end of my nostril and could this be from nasonex and nasal sprays and constant blowing?

I started taking a holistic allergy medication that the local pharmacist recommended called Health*Star Allergy Relief and the active ingredient is Chlorpheniramine Maleate. I looked the active ingredient up and found out that one of the side effects is heart palpitations/PVC's I started taking the medicine on 3/15/11 I got my first set of PVC's on the afternoon of 4/1/11 I have never had a recognizable PVC before in my life.

) does not have those ingredience. The true baby aspirin is probably made as a chewable and those ingredience are added for taste. I have stopped taking the low dose about 5 or 6 days ago, stopped my bentyl(for spasms for my IBS), stopped Buspar for 3 days, stopped all caffeine, and started using some Nasonex for sinuses. I woke up with less ringing today. It is not gone, but alot less. Read the label on the baby aspirin, you practically need a microscope to see it.

I had a cold a couple months ago and the doctor prescribed nasonex (nasal spray)...it's also good for allergies, really helped with the congestion..

one is that if you are taking any type of allergy med then absolutely the meds would effect your heart especially if in reading the ingredients on the medications the contents end w. the word "phrine" which is a big no no for anyone w. any type of arrthymic issues....the second thought is that when individuals have allergys obviously there is a strain on the body that to me could cause the electrical pattern of the heart to misfire via coughing, sneezing, sinus, etc.

-Have taken: Nasonex, Astepro(makes me drowsy), Veramyst, Flonase, Omnaris- No change -Had deviated septum surgery with reduction of turbinates- No change -Had uvulectomy- No change -Use a nasal rinse- Helps a little but still cough -Affrin helps to clear congestion, but only use it very infrequently Allergies: -Tested positive for seasonal allergies (birch, ragweed, mold etc) -Tested negative for fool allergies -Was on a gluten and lactose free diet for 8 days- No change Current Meds: Singu

regular baking soda. This will work fine...1/4 tsp. to 2 cups water...or GOOGLE RECIPE FOR NETI POT, SAME INGREDIENTS AS PACKETS SOLD IN DRUG STORES. You'll be very surprised at the results. My young g/kids use it and swear by it also.. GOOD LUCK, I VERY WELL KNOW THE SINUS ISSUES ARE HORRIBLE.

We are in different countries so some combinations could vary a little but.. The original Sudafed is just one active ingredient called pseudoephidrine - which has a drying effect on the nasal mucosa. But it is also a precursor drug for those dodgy people who make street amphetamines such as speed. Pseudoephidrine should never be taken by people with hyperthyroidism.

-I was again going for many visits to this allergist and all he prescribed me was nasonex. it does have the ingredient in dulera so maybe it can help breathing/asthma. I was also prescribed allegra-d but it is expensive and I take singulair To control asthma, you must control ALL asthma triggers like allergies, reflux, chemical and particulate irritants... -GERD can exacerbate asthma and I take nexium/zantac Stress is a known trigger of asthma as well.

As a result she and I have become BIG label readers and we're always asking wait staff and food vendors what all their ingredients are. I'm a bit neurotic about it considering I've never anaphylaxed but when my panic attacks are centered around allergic reactions it's better just to prevent all allergic reactions if I can.

Here I am working in PVC(poly vinyl chloride) industry. It involves a lot of dust. All the ingredients we use for production are in powder form. So the environment is very dusty. I heard a loud noise one day and from that day my problem started. I have terrible pain in my left ear so I consulted an ENT specialist here. The doctor told me that the pain was not due to the noise and it was due to blockage in the path between nose and ear. She gave me a decongestant tablet and a nasal spray.

I finally broke down and took some sudafed. I used the generic kind because it doesn't have the other two ingredients (tylenol and something else for an exporatant). About 3 hours after taking the generic sudafed I have found reason to live again! My nose is not totally clear, but I feel like God doesn't hate me anymore. I just checked the label and it has the phelyephrine in it, not the pseudo one! Thanks for the info.

Full Ingredient List for Eye Contour Day Balm Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil, Arachis Hypogaea (Peanut) Oil, Beeswax/Cera Flava, Daucus Carota Sativa (Carrot) Root Extract, Anthyllis Vulneraria Extract, Prunus Armeniaca (Apricot) Kernel Oil, Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Butter, Hypericum Perforatum (St.

About 1 year after that surgery my nasal congestion problems came back most likely because of my allergies. During the past 4 years or so I've used used several different Nasal sprays (Nasonex, Flonase, Astelin, etc.), pills (Allegra, Zyrtec, Claritan, etc.), even this nasal irrigation device. None of them seemed to work for me with the exception of Claritan-D, a 24hr pill that I take daily, which helps slightly.

I've used the nasal spray, which will wash out what ever is bothering me, but I still get no relief. I'm using Nasonex, which has been like using nothing. I used Flonase in the past. Same thing. I'm on Benadryl all the time, otherwise I would have an itchy runny nose, sneezing, plus this sinus pain. I can't take ANYTHING for pain. I've been dealing with a kidney issue, so NSAIDs are out. I'm allergic to Tylenol, and I'm allergic to all opiates.

I found that my dizziness was directly related to the amount of pressure I felt in my sinuses, and that the further along I got in my shots, the less pressure I felt and the better I felt. I also started using Nasonex, which I believe helped also. I stopped taking allergy shots 6 months ago, and recently have started feeling the dizziness again. I got a pretty bad cold last weekend, and have been VERY dizzy.

Hi, I saw this while researching my problem, and I registered because I just HAD to post! I'll say to everyone, I feel your pain, and how! About two weeks ago, I got sick, and it's the first time I had these coughing fits. It feels like you are choking, and sometimes even coughing violently doesn't help. It happens maybe 4-5 times a day, and when I saw some of the other posts people post here, I knew I wasn't alone with this problem.

Polyps can be removed by surgery, and the air passages will be opened considerably. A recent study suggests that the prescription drug Nasonex may shrink the polyps. • A defect or injury in the cartilage of the nose, called a deviated septum, can cause chronic blockage in the nasal area. This may be corrected by surgery. • Other irritants can inflame the nasal passages, such as air pollution, cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, and perfumes made from synthetic ingredients.

He takes Singulair and Flovent daily, Xopenex as needed and has been on pulmicort, Zyrtec and nasonex. This last Croup attack Tuesday was a 911 call. It came on with in an 1 hour of us checking on him in bed. He was in severe respitory distress and had to be given Epinepherine 4 times at the hospital. He also has Decadron on every attack. This was the most severe as he usually can recover from 1-2 doses of Racemic Epinepherine. Please help us!

I do know the levels of natural cortisone made by the body decrease at night and also lying down (now that I have started claritin and nasonex) may be causing the congestion in my head (which I cannot feel but know from the ct scan is actually there!) is filling up in my chest. interestingly, I availed of my daughters ventolin during the night when the cough would not subside, and it really gave me some relief.....???? may try the humidifier....

I don't believe you are actually addicted to the ingredients in the nasal spray as much as you are addicted to what it does. You see, when you use a nasal spray regularly, it causes your nasal passages to open, then a "rebound" effect afterwards. Meaning that the passages close up as soon as it wears off (usually tighter than before). This causes a vicious cycle because you need to keep using it to open them which continually causes the rebound effect.

I'm not sure what part of this wonderful world you live but in Australia all food products must state what ingredients and additives have been put into them. The additives are listed using numbers. So now I'm trying to stay clear of products with these addatives/numbers !! Well it may have nothing to do with them but it can't hurt to try and see if it makes a difference. It may even be the toilet paper I'm using LOL. You said you are 5 months pp, is this your first baby ??

It is Guaifenesen, which is the basic component of some expectorant-type cough medicines, but without all the other ingredients. I have had medical doctors and pharmacists tell me this is a very begnign product with no side effects that can be used every day if needed. Take with a large quantitiy of water, as the instructions say. This has worked wonders for me. Good luck.

The body can't really use that form of calcium, and the things are full of many artificial ingredients and mineral oils. DGL is a reasonable alternative, if you don't find yourself sensitive to licorice root, like I am. So, that stuff didn't help me at all. It might work for other people, though.

1) Anyone used Rhinocort? Is it one squirt or two in each nostril daily? (package insert said one thing, doc said another). 2)Liver issues aside (my doc cleared it) is it safe to use Rhinocort every day or do you have to stop after awhile. 3)Lastly, is there a "re-bound" with these oral steroids? I tried Nasonex for a while and then stopped. Symptons got worse than ever but it may have just been conicidental.

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