It's important that you use a medication properly and also know about its side effects. This will help you make the best use of that particular medication and also help you experience its maximum benefits.
Taking Flonase
is a nasal spray and should be administered though the nostrils. The prescribed dosage of this spray should be taken at regular intervals and before administering the spray, don't forget to blow your nose. While spraying, tilt your head back, close one nostril and spray into the other nostril by inserting the tip of the bottle a short way into it. After spraying, breathe in deeply through that nostril and repeat the process with the other nostril. Read the instructions manual carefully before you use the spray. Consult a pharmacist or your doctor if you have any doubts about using this spray.
Side effects of the spray
Taking this spray can make you vulnerable to some side effects. Typically, these are of a mild nature and include, headache, nosebleed, sore throat, blood in nasal mucus, dry mouth and nasal dryness. Some of the rarer Flonase side effects include fever, sinus infection, diarrhea, dizziness, infection of the lungs or bronchitis, muscle pain, joints, abdominal pain, weight gain and at times a worsening of your asthma problem. Generally, this spray is well tolerated by children and adults alike, but awareness of its side effects can help you make use of this spray even more effectively. Such side effects will go away after some time, but if they become bothersome you must seek immediate medical help.
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