Nasonex Questions

1. What is the difference between Nasonex and Flonase?

   They both work to clear the nasal passageways. Flonase you can find in generic form which will allow you to save money, whereas Nasonex does not have the generic form. Both are steroid nasal sprays. Nasonex which is for runny nose, itchy nose, and sneezing, has also been shown to cure nasal polyps or shrink them...
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2. Is Flonase vs Nasonex more effective?

   Flonase and Nasonex are both medications used to treat sinus congestion. They are mainly taken by people who have seasonal allergies and other nasal issues. Nasonex is usually considered more effective when compared to Flonase in studies. This is because one of the top side effects of Flonase is the drug being ineffective for patients...
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3. Is Nasonex OTC?

   No Nasonex is not over the counter. It is a powerful drug used to treat allergies in indoor and outdoor season. It also treats severe coughing and sneezing. Nasonex has to be prescribed by a doctor as it can be highly additive.
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4. Can you get Nasonex over the counter?

   Nasonex cannot be purchased Over the Counter (OTC), that is, without a prescription. The active ingredient in Nasonex, mometasone furoate, belongs to a category of drugs called corticosteroids. Corticosteroids are used for a wide variety of conditions ranging from arthritis to irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), and they come in many different dosage forms...
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5. Can you use Nasonex while pregnant?

   Using a small amount of Nasonex while pregnant will not injure the fetus in any way. There is a possibility if Nasonex was used too often while pregnant that a baby could be harmed due to the mother's negligence. It is the same with every other chemical you put in your body while pregnant. You must use it sparingly and as advised by your doctor...
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6. Do you need a prescription for Nasonex?

   Nasonex is a prescribed medication that can only be given by a doctor through a pharmacy at your local store. Make sure you ask you doctor if you can take it so they can prescribe it to you and you can pick it up at your local walmart or any store they may have a pharmacy near...
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7. What is the difference between Nasonex vs Nasacort?

   Both Nasacort and Nasonex are nasal sprays that relieve symptoms of nasal allergies. Nasacort is only used once per day, and can work within 12 hours o use. However, Nasonex is used one to two times per day and can take up to two weeks to provide relief. Also, Nasacort is safe for children between the ages of 6 and 12 while Nasonex is not...
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8. What is the Nasonex equivalent?

   The generic name for Nasonex is Mometasone Nasal Inhalation. Currently, there is not a generic version available for sale in the US. The patent held by Schering-Plough Corporation is not set to expire until July 2014, and this is the earliest date a generic could be available. This date could vary depending on litigation or extensions granted...
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9. Is Nasonex safe for use in children?

   There is a Nasonex that is a nasal spray that can be safe for children but it is only prescribed by a doctor. Nasonex is a medication that relieves nasal allergies that you may have. Nasonex spray is safe for children as young as three years old...
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10. Is Nasonex use safe during a pregnancy?

    Nasonex (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0000355)is an inhaled topical steroid used to reduce nasal swelling. There is evidence that Nasonex can cause birth defects in laboratory animals if taken during pregnancy. It is not known if humans will display the same reaction to the medication or if it will have the same effect if taken via an inhaler...
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11. How much does Nasonex cost?

    Prices will vary from location to location, as will any applicable sales tax but you can expect to spend somewhere in the immediate neighborhood of one hundred and twenty dollars on Nasonex if you aren't covered by insurance. Obviously that estimate is further subject to change for people with insurance...
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12. What is the difference between Nasonex vs Omnaris?

    Nasonex (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0000204) and Omnaris(http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0000359) are inhaled topcial steroids used to treat inflammation of nasal passages as a result of allergies. Both medications are corticosteroids and both treat the symptoms of the allergy inflammation and not the underlying cause...
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13. Does Nasonex treat sinus congestion?

    The Nasonex website states all the different things that it treats inside the body. This medicine first of all helps prevent nasal symptoms of common allergies both indoors and outdoors. It also treats allergic reactions throughout the year that occur in both adults and children with different plants growing outside...
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14. Does Nasonex raise blood pressure?

    Yes one of the possible side effects from Nasonex use is elevated blood pressure. If you experience an increase in blood pressure you should advise your doctor immediately. You may also experience head aches and nausea.
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15. What are the alternatives to Nasonex?

    There are too many alternative drugs to Nasonex to name them all. There are over a dozen perscription alternatives, as well as dozens of over the counter medications. In addition there is always the possibility of getting allergy shots to overcome reactions.
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16. Does Nasonex help ear congestion?

    Nasonex is a steroid spray that is used to treat nasal congestion and its related symptoms. Because of the proximity of the ear to the nasal passage, much of the ear congestion that we experience is a result of issues in the nasal passage. As a result, using nasonex has been known to relieve symptoms such as ear congestion...
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17. Is Nasonex vs Rhinocort more effective?

    Nasonex (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0000204)is a topical steroid inhaled through the nose and used to reduce swelling in the nasal passage that may occurr as a result of allergies. The topical steriod in Nasonex blocks receptors in the skin and prevents them becoming inflammed and swollen...
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18. Can Nasonex cause a sinus infection?

    Sinus infection is one of the side effects of Nasonex that has been reported, although very rarely. In reality, long term dosing with any drugs of this class can raise the chances of getting a sinus infection. Its really a matter of the trade-off between allergy relief and this increased risk.
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19. What are the ingredients of Nasonex?

    There are multiple inactive ingredients in Nasonex and one main active ingredient. The active ingredient of Nasonex is mometasone furoate monohydrate. The inactive ingredients are glycerin, microcrystalline cellulose and carboxymethylcellulose sodium, sodium citrate, citric acid, benzalkonium chloride, and polysorbate 80...
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20. Can Nasonex give you a cold?

    Yes, one of the side effect of Nasonex is a viral infection (common cold).This is considered to be a common side effect of the drug.It is not considered to be serious.However, if the infection does not go away it is best to notify your doctor...
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