Experiences with

Mometasone

I have just been given Fostair 200/6 inhaler instead of my usualAirFluSal and continue to take montelucast, mometasone nasal spray and an antihistamine. GP says if this doesn't work she will refer me on.

Asthma wise I’m on Relvar the highest dose and I have been given carbocysteine, omeprazole and mometasone nasal spray to combat this and helped somewhat but still a quite a problem. Has anyone else had this problem/used other meds or/and can it be anything else underlying? Thank you!

Its now 6 weeks ive had hayfever which i didn't know what it was at first until the doctor told me so because it's my first time having it.It does not seem to get any better and the doctor has prescribed cetrizine tablets and mometasone furoate spray which i've been told will take a while to work.My

I did not realise but I use a mometasone furoate nasal spray from GP for sinus problems and I did not know it was a steroid so I assume that is why my cortisol level is high. I am going to stop taking it now I am aware it is a steroid.

I have been prescribed Mometasone Furoate 1mg cream that has finally helped, after trying numerous alternatives. My main ongoing problem.,, when not having a flare up is my lips and just around my mouth, peeling, dry, cracked almost permanently. The cream stings on applying to my lips too.

I am also using Mometasone Furoate, l am always hoarse. I am on Warfarin number 5 daily for AF. and Desloratadine because l had Lupus blisters on my back, still on them for the itch.

She gave me medicines: Pariet 10mg (rabeprazole sodium), Singulair 10mg (montelukast), Oradus 5mg (desloratadine), Nasonex nasal spray (mometasone furoate), Sterimar nasal spray. My concern is that these are many thing to take and their side effects. Can anyone advise?

Treatment with the inhaled glucocorticoid mometasone or the long-acting muscarinic antagonist tiotropium resulted in similar outcomes among the majority of patients with mild asthma who had low (less than 2%) sputum eosinophil levels.

I received a prescription for a nasal spray (Mometasone Furoate,) take Ventolin when needed(,although it doesn't help for my problem,,) and Clenil 2hubs 2 a day.

I believe that I’m on a lot of treatment which normally controls moderate asthma (Seretide 500 1 puff twice a day, montelukast, azithromycin three times a week and mometasone nasal spray).

I do now take fexofenadine 120 and mometasone nasal spray too. So, am I ok to use it like now, when there us no wheeze or shortness of breath, but my chest still feels tight and constricted? Sorry for the long post, but I just find it all a it confusing.

I've been given a mometasone nasal spray to try and help with congestion, just wondered how soon I would notice it working, and does it start by making you more snotty? I had been congested but this was dry, and had post nasal drip.

I have postnatal drip and use mometasone furoate for this and take omezoprozle for reflux. So I have virtually all bases covered. Although I get some wheeze my symptoms are predominately that of a productive cough and breathlessness.

Initially prescribed was 50/50 paraffin and later mometasone furoate (steroid cream), and tablets which didn't help speed up the process - the colour was getting very slowly less but still red.

I'm taking Prednisilone, alendronic acid and evacal plus just been given nasal spray mometasone furoate for chronic rhinitis. Also other meds I've taken long term!

I'm taking Prednisilone, alendronic acid and evacal plus just been given nasal spray mometasone furoate for chronic rhinitis. Also other meds I've taken long term!

BELLOZAL 20 mg and MOMETASONE SANDOZ 50 mcg dats for allergy.... does anyone know anytin?????

I also have perennial rhinitis (treated with mometasone furoate) and hay-fever treated with anti-histamines. Is there a there a mask I can buy to warm up the the air I breath in?

I’m on seretide, ventolin, mucodyne caps, montelukast tabs, fexofenadine, and mometasone nasal spray Thanks for any help

Now they say they cannot dispense 'Nasonex' and have given me 'Mometasone Furoate', which they say is the same. I have had this type of nasal spray before and do not think it gives the same results. I am told 'Nasonex' is too expensive, it costs £7.00+, were as 'Mometasone Furate' costs £2.00 ish.