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CLARISPRAY (Generic for FLONASE ALLERGY RELIEF)
- QTY 15.8
- 50 MCG
- SPRAY SUSP
- Near 77381
FLUTICASONE (floo TIK a sone) treats allergy symptoms such as sneezing, itching, and runny or stuffy nose. It may also be used to treat nasal polyps. It works by decreasing inflammation in your nose, making it easier to breathe. It belongs to a group of medications called nasal steroids.
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CLARISPRAY (Generic for FLONASE ALLERGY RELIEF) Lifestyle Interactions
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Cefotetan Disodium 1g, Powder for solution for injection
• Interaction: Alcohol• Severity: Major• Notes for Consumers: Taking Cefotetan and using alcohol-containing beverages or medications together can cause new or worsening side effects in some people. Avoid alcohol while taking or within 2-3 days after stopping Cefotetan.• Notes for Professionals: Cefotetan has been reported to cause disulfiram-like reactions when administered to patients who have ingested ethanol. It is recommended that patients receiving this combination be warned about the possible disulfiram-like reaction. Ethanol should be avoided during and for 2-3 days after discontinuing therapy with cefotetan.
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