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• Allergic rhinitisRelated: It treats multiple nasal symptoms by suppressing inflammation at its site.

• Chronic rhinosinusitisRelated: It is a main anti-inflammatory treatment, particularly for disease with polyps.

• Nasal polypsRelated: It is a common first-line treatment for reducing symptoms and polyp size.

• Second-generation antihistamineCompared with: It often controls nasal congestion more effectively than oral antihistamines.

• Cat allergyRelated: It can control persistent nasal symptoms from cat allergy.

• Postnasal dripRelated: Reducing nasal inflammation can lessen mucus production and drainage.

• DesloratadineCompared with: Unlike oral desloratadine, nasal corticosteroids directly suppress nasal inflammation and often control persistent symptoms more effectively.

• PseudoephedrineCompared with: It treats nasal inflammation rather than producing pseudoephedrine’s rapid vascular constriction.

• Runny noseRelated: It is commonly used for persistent allergic nasal symptoms, including drainage.

• XylometazolineCompared with: Unlike xylometazoline, it targets inflammation and is suited to sustained allergy control.