> >> > The climate here is already dry and when I use Rhinocosrt, it leads to
> >> > nose bleed.
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> Sorry I missed the start of this :-(
> Amanda,
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> How much rhinocort do you use?
Well, when I first started using it in 2002 Spring, I used (In
Houston) as the doctor told me 2 sprays each nostril morning and
night. I also used Astelin 2 sprays each nostril 1 hours after
Rhinocort.
I did that for about 2 months.
I stopped using it summer.
In fall, around October, I started using again twice a day when I was
having throat infection. Other time, just once a day or once every
other day and also one spray per nostril depending on ..
I contiued that way till, ie used as needed or use once every 3 days
or so.- I couls tell depending on how I feel - till wineetr 2003 when
I stopped completely because of dryness. Also, it seems that I didn't
need it
Now, in 2004 about a month ago, I felt that I needed to use it when I
started going to a classroom and started getting scrathy throat but
as soon as I started using, the nose bleed within 24 hours (I have the
heater on all day because my old condo unit is just cold)
>Perhaps you can use less? For example,
> when I was using Rhinocort I tended to have one spray per nostril
> every 2-3 days.
I have been using it that way lately.
> Rhinocort on its own, never mind with a dry climate, can cause
> nosebleeds because it is a steroid and can damage the mucous membranes
> inside the nose.
I see. Thanks for the info.
I guess that rules out my plan to move backt o houston where I would
have to use Rhinocort more...
What can happen as the damage to mucous membrane esclates in ... my
life time?
> http://www.rhinocortaqua.com/c/index_nf.asp
>
> Best Regards
> John McCabe
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