I was perscibed fluticasone in the spring when i returned to the Dr. this fall I was given nasonex because ny insurance would not cover the fluticasone...
What is the difference between fluticasone and nasonex ?
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- 10 Nov 2009 by bpeacock_62
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- nasonex, fluticasone
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Marvell11 Nov 2009
They are both steroid (fluticasone and mometasone (Nasonex)) nasal sprays and should work the same.
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