AZELASTINE HYDROCHLORIDE AND FLUTICASONE PROPIONATE vs FLUTICASONE PROPIONATE

I feel extremely dizzy, shaky, suffer from the cold, have brain fog, have poor sleep (I got 4 hours last night), am out of breath climbing flight of stairs. Does this generally fit the pattern for Anemia? I'm a 76-year-old white male diagnosed with Alzheimer's on the PrecivityADS2 test five months

History: Allergies, asthma, reflux Meds: Zyrtec 2tsp 2x a day, Fluticasone Propionate 2 sprays each side 2x a day, Azelastine Hydrochloride 1 spray each side 2x a day, Montelukast SOD 5mg nightly, Bethanechol SOL 4mg 3x a day, recently taken off prevacid, Dulera 100 1 puff 2x a day, st

Are there nasal decongestion sprays on the market that allow permanent usage. Xylometazoline for example will cause hypertrophy of the nasal concha, making its use counterproductive. and also damages the cilia in the nose making you more prone to infections. its ciliotoxic. Ive been looking at caps

I am 18, male, Indian. Height ~5ft 9 inches, weight 91 kg. Medical conditions - mild food allergy(I avoid all those foods), persistent environmental allergy(dust, smoke), which manifests as sneezing, which in severe cases develops into a cough if left untreated. Had a vitamin D deficiency about a ye

27M, 5'9", 132 lbs, not smoking and not on medications prior to this Hello, Yesterday I've had my first otolaryngology visit after suffering for many years (I'd say 7 to 10 years at least) from a congested nose, the kind that more often than not just blocks no matter how many times you blow it (and

Info: 26F, 5'2", 158lbs Hi everyone, so around last month, I went to bed with a stuffy nose one night and woke up the next morning feeling like it had all drained to my throat. Nothing new for me, that happens every once in a while and it always goes away on its own in a day or two. But then a week

Patient Profile * 19 y/o white female * 5' 10", 165lbs * Non-smoker, no significant past medical history, no pre-exisiting medical issues * I am originally from Florida, but I currently live in coastal CT for college. I moved here in August of 2017. I went home for two weeks in early May and experi

Advice for me (M37) 6ft2 79kg - non-smoker; no other medication; current issues with hayfever and blocked nose/sinuses. No previous medical issues. I’ve been using a decongestant nasal spray, which was initially helping with hayfever symptoms, but today was prescribed Dymista (Azelastine hydrochlori

Since my allergies just started up again I thought I’d share the word. I’m consistently grateful for Costco saving me a ton of money on these two specific things. **Name brand Claritin:** 100 pills for $9.29 at CVS. Cost per year, $33.91 Cheapest generic Claritin other than Costco: Equate Loratadin

What's up guys? I contemplated posting this for a number of reasons but I think if sharing my experience can help one guy see a better way then it's worth it. Anyone that knows me knows I'm an extremist, and would do anything to be the best that I can be. I've taken every known drug that I could get

Hello lovely people, I recently stumbled across an absolutely delicious keto white bread. It tastes like normal white bread - it’s slightly sweet but savoury at the same time, making it perfect for sweet spreads *and* for lunch or dinner sandwiches. It’s everything I want in a bread: it’s soft, it’s

⚠️ **DISCLAIMER:** Since making this post, I've learned some new information that has changed my perception and usage of the term "fungal-safe". I've shared about this at length in my post ["Fungal-safe" skincare: unscientific BS?](https://reddit.com/r/IndianSkincareAddicts/s/IxvbUdN1jv) The TLDR of

Korean researchers have uncovered compelling evidence that oral bacteria, once colonized in the gut, can affect neurons in the brain and potentially trigger Parkinson's disease. The joint research team, led by Professor Ara Koh and doctoral candidate Hyunji Park of POSTECH's Department of Life Scien

I'm just a layperson. Flonase went over the counter here in the US a few weeks ago, but the generic versions still require a prescription. Does anyone know if the generic manufacturers of the drug are trying to get FDC approval to take their products OTC? The lag between when brand name and gener