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I am suffering from round the year sneezing issues due to nasal polyps and rhinitis. For past 3 years, i have been taking Montair LC which has worked most of the times for me to bring sneezing under control but sometimes it doesn't work for me. Approximately 4 months back when the anti histamine failed to work for me, i was prescribed Nasal spray Spiroflut A which i initially used for around 3 weeks and then i have been using it on an adhoc basis to control symptoms. Can i continue to use this spray while i take covid vaccine? Any other thing i need to be careful with due to my sneezing issues while i go for vaccine?
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Yes plz continue to use the spray for nasal allergies plz consult an ent specialist for proper guidance for polyps and allergy treatment
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Dr. Madhavi Yadav
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
28 yrs exp
Chennai
Yes you can continue to use nasal spray before and after vaccination.
Infact for your symptoms you need to use the spray daily for longer period for optimum results.
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Dr. Samvartika Somvanshi
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
12 yrs exp
Lucknow
Allergy is not the contraindication of vaccines. You may take it. Just avoid flu like symptoms.
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