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Nasal spray??

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dede124 · 01/05/2017 08:17

Can anyone recommend a nasal spray decongestant that is safe to use during pregnancy please? I'm getting a stuffy blocked nose most mornings causing pressure headaches but I know most things are unsafe to use that I have found! Thanks

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Miami81 · 01/05/2017 08:22

Hi dede
I am in the same boat as you? I was thinking of asking the pharmacist in boots just to be sure, it will be the weekend again before I get there though, so that's why I will tag on here to see if anyone has recommendations. I know most antihistamines and nasal sprays are a no no. I am so glad you said about the headaches though, my head has been killing me all week......

HapShawl · 01/05/2017 08:26

I think you can get saline ones (so just salt water - the kind you can use on babies)

bringmelaughter · 01/05/2017 08:30

Nielmed sinus rinse. Nothing but salt water so safe in pregnant and really effective.

rhodes2015 · 01/05/2017 08:47

Hi Dede, same problem here, I'm 31 weeks and had a stuffy nose since about week 14 and I'm on my second bottle of sterimar nasal spray. They had it in stock at my local pharmacy. It provides relief but I do have to keep using it (right before bed, sometimes wake up in the night and have to use it to get back to sleep and then in the morning).

dede124 · 01/05/2017 09:20

Thanks ladies... I know @Miami81 is yours the same like a pressure headache? It's always worse in the morning when I wake up!
I will ask about that one at my pharmacy @rhodes2015 thank you
I'm also going to try a saline wash tonight before bed!

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