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mayennaise | 17:43 Mon 08th Feb 2021 | Body & Soul
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I suffer quite badly from the above and it often causes severe sinus headaches. I was prescribed a nasal spray Avamys by the ENT chap at the hospital and it certainly helped -a lot -but it caused be to have quite severe nosebleeds when I blew my nose! So I’ve stopped using it. No nosebleeds now but the catarrh is back! Any advice??
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Common side effect, apparently. Scroll right down here and it says you should stop using for a few days, then start again.

https://www.nhs.uk/medicines/fluticasone-nasal-spray-and-drops/
Yes.
Nose bleeds are an unfortunate side effects of nasal sprays and will occur wherever spray you may use.
The nose bleeds originate from a prominent vessel on the lining of your nose and will need cauterisation before you can continue with the spray.
Go back to your ENT man.
I suffer from really bad sinusitis from time-to-time and find Sterimar Congestion Relief fantastic.

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