Nip Mix-Ups With Allergy Treatments in the Bud

April 2025

Spring is here...and questions will bloom about what works best for allergic rhinitis (hay fever).

Intranasal products are first-line for persistent nasal symptoms...due to their efficacy and lower risk of systemic side effects.

Expect patients to start with any OTC single-ingredient nasal steroid (fluticasone, etc). They’re the most effective option...all cost and work similarly...and some are approved down to age 2.

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Nip Mix-Ups With Allergy Treatments in the Bud

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