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Old 05-20-2018, 11:31 PM   #32076
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Originally Posted by Hemmi View Post
I must say, my allergies are so much better since I started on Nasacort last year. Triamcinolone Acetonide nasal spray. I had one of those allergy attacks that I literally could not breathe or make my nose stop running. Had to take some Benadryl and go to bed. Next day, I went to Walgreen's and bought some Nasacort and now I would not be without that stuff. Every morning and it has made such a difference.

Best price is at Target. You can get a 2 pack of the generic 120 sprays each for $20.
I was so glad when the non-drowsy antihistamines (Claritin, Allegra, etc.) became available over-the-counter, and also when the nasal steroid sprays (Nasocort, Flonase, etc.) became available more recently. It's wonderful to be able to get them as-needed without dealing with doctor visits and trying to figure out which ones your insurance covers.

For me Sudafed is still the best for a truly stuffed-up-unable-to-breathe attack.

If you have a lot of thick gunk that needs to be loosened up guafinesin (Mucinex) is good.
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