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Do duonase nasal spray enters blood
My daughter had idiopathic urticaria but once she started sneezing n her pediatrician recommended duonase nasal spray for her for allergic rhinitis. Her hives also disappeared with this .
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Dont worry....nasam spray for short duration...
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Your daughters urticaria could be due to atmospheric inhaled allergens which were irritating nose to cause rhinitis & were also inducing urticaria . Since the nose spray is not only anti inflammatory to treat rhinitis but is also blocking the allergen interaction with nasal mucosa thus no histamine release & no urticaria . Since I superspecialised in Allergy by doing MD & PhD, we go to the root cause of problem & often use this approach to block the allergens at entry level to treat urticaria whenever we find such cause . This is the scientific explanation . It’s a useful treatment for this type of urticaria .
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It doesn't reach blood to cure hives but it could be due to oral Antiallergic given by your pediatrician
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Dr. Anurag Mohta
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Very minimal absorption so as to cause any significant systemic effect.
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