nafarelin nasal

What is nafarelin nasal?

• a history of allergic reaction to this medication or to similar medicines such as gonadorelin (Factrel);
• undiagnosed, abnormal vaginal bleeding; or
• if you are pregnant or breast-feeding.

• polycystic ovary disease;
• a personal or family history of osteoporosis;
• a head cold, allergies, or other causes of a stuffy or runny nose; or
• if you smoke or drink large amounts of alcohol.

• Before the first use, prime the spray bottle by pumping it 5 to 10 times until a fine spray appears.
• Gently blow your nose to clear any mucus. Uncap the spray bottle.
• Insert the tip of the spray bottle into your nostril, pointing it straight upward. Block your other nostril with your finger. Quickly and gently pump the spray bottle one time and sniff gently at the same time. Remove the pump from your nose and tilt your head back slightly for a few seconds.
• If using more than one spray per nostril, wait at least 30 seconds between each spray.
• Clean the spray bottle tip with a tissue and recap it.

• heavy or continued menstrual bleeding;
• chest pain, shortness of breath;
• fast or irregular heartbeats; or
• pelvic pain or swelling.

• mild itching or skin rash;
• oily skin or acne, increased body odor;
• dandruff;
• changes in breast size;
• increase in pubic hair growth;
• nasal irritation or runny nose;
• hot flashes;
• mild headache, muscle pain;
• mood swings;
• white or brownish vaginal discharge;
• light and occasional menstrual bleeding;
• vaginal dryness; or
• changes in sexual desire.

• seizure medication; or
• steroids such as prednisone, fluticasone (Advair), mometasone (Asmanex, Nasonex), dexamethasone (Decadron, Hexadrol) and others.