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Mometasone Side-effects

Like any other drug, certain side-effects are associated with Nasonex. Common side-effects are mild in nature and do not need any medical intervention. Some of the most common side-effects of the drug include:

  • Headaches
  • Viral infections
  • Coughing
  • Nosebleeds
  • Sore throat
  • Muscle or bone pain

Some of the serious side-effects which demand immediate medical intervention are:

  • Signs of allergic reaction like unexplained rash, hives, itching, etc.
  • Frequent or severe nosebleeds
  • Sores in nose that won’t heal
  • Trouble in breathing or wheezing
  • Fever, chills, flu like symptoms
  • Vision problems

Drug Interactions of Mometasone

Very few drugs are known to interact with Nasonex. For instance, if patients are using any medicines containing corticosteroids like eye drops, tablets, asthma inhaler, etc., they are advised to use Mometasone nasal only after a doctor’s recommendation. Similarly, if patients are taking any prescription, non-prescription, herbal or vitamin supplements they should disclose them to a doctor before administering the drug.

Nasonex Important Precautions and Warnings

Before taking Nasonex, it is vital to be aware of Nasonex warnings and precautions to reduce the risk of side effects and maximize the therapeutic outcome. Some important warnings and precautions associated with Nasonex are:

  • The medicine is administered in the nose.
  • Avoid getting spray in your eyes. If spray goes into eyes, wash eyes immediately and call to doctor.
  • Before using spray, clean its plastic nozzle carefully.
  • Do not make attempts of enlarging its tiny spray hole with any sharp object.
  • Discard the bottle within two months of opening it as it may be contaminated with bacteria or dirt.

If patients are suffering from any of the following medical conditions, consultation with doctor is a necessary before using it:

  • Infection in nasal passages or sinuses
  • Tuberculosis affecting lungs
  • Recently undergone nasal surgery or any injury to nose
  • Herpes simplex virus of eyes
  • Glaucoma or cataract

Nasonex is strictly not recommended if patients are:

  • Pregnant or breast-feeding
  • Allergic to its active and inactive ingredients
  • Treating allergies in children under 6 years of age
  • Treating nasal polyps in children below 18 years of age