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Can you tell me if it's safe to use Nasivion nasal spray during pregnancy for a blocked nose? I'm worried about any possible side effects.

Can you tell me if it's safe to use Nasivion nasal spray during pregnancy for a blocked nose? I'm worried about any possible side effects.

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Can you tell me if it's safe to use Nasivion nasal spray during pregnancy for a blocked nose? I'm worried about any possible side effects.

no side effects

Last updated on 04 Jul 2025

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