Rhinocort Nasal Spray
utilized to address nasal congestion to mitigate allergic response.
Strengths: 64mcg
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Medicine details
- Conditions
- Therapeutic class
Corticosteroid
- Pharmacological class
Glucocorticoids
- Known off-label uses
nasal polyps
- Contraindications
hypersensitivity to budesonide
- Minor side effects
nasal irritation; epistaxis; sneezing
- Moderate side effects
nasal septal perforation
- Serious side effects
anaphylaxis — requires immediate medical attention
- Dosage forms
Nasal spray, solution
- Administration route
Nasal use
- Patient summary
utilized to address nasal congestion to mitigate allergic response.
- Prescription status
P
- Onset Time
1–3 days
- Duration
continuous as needed
- Storage instructions
Store upright, below 30°C.
- Age restrictions
Use with caution in children.
Alternative names
Pulmicort; Budelin Novolizer; Easyhaler Budesonide; Rhinocort; Rhinocort Aqua; Budelin; Entocort; Budenofalk
Precautions and warnings
regular monitoring of nasal mucosa advised; may impair healing of nasal septal wounds
Mechanism of action
Budesonide is a potent glucocorticoid with high local anti-inflammatory activity, which helps reduce mucosal swelling and allergic symptoms in the nasal passages.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Pregnancy: Use under medical supervision. Breastfeeding: Safe to use during lactation.
Rhinocort Nasal Spray
utilized to address nasal congestion to mitigate allergic response.
Editorial Notes
- Active ingredient(s): Budesonide
- Listed indication(s): Allergic Rhinitis