NASACORT Drug Interactions, NASACORT Side Effects and NASACORT Patient Reviews

Get informed: Nasacort

Safety/Interactions	Indications	Side Effects
Facts & Figures	Effectiveness	Discussion

MEDICATION SAFETY CHECK

The average iGuard risk rating for Nasacort is BLUE. It means that Nasacort normally has a low risk of serious or long-term side effects if used under normal medical supervision.

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Why do patients use Nasacort?

iGuard.org is currently tracking more than 3,060 patients that use Nasacort (or similar drugs with the same active ingredient(s)). Use the table below to learn why iGuard users take this product; click on any underlined condition to get information on other medications used for treatment.

DISEASE / CONDITION	%	AVERAGE SEVERITY
ASTHMA	23%
ALLERGIES (UNSPECIFIED)	20%
NASAL CONGESTION	16%
RASH/ECZEMA	13%
ALLERGIES (SEASONAL RHINITIS)	10%
COPD	6%
PSORIASIS	6%
ALLERGIES (ALLERGIC RHINITIS)	<5%

How well does Nasacort work?

iGuard.org regularly asks patients taking Nasacort to provide feedback on: disease/condition treated, effectiveness/satisfaction, side effects, and information they wish they knew prior to starting the medication. This feedback is continuously updated for the benefit of other members of the iGuard community.


Average Satisfaction Score (out of 10)
Average Effectiveness Score (out of 10)

73%

of patients are confident that the good things about Nasacort outweigh the bad things.

What do iGuard.org users wish they were told before starting this product?

% patients who wished they learned more before starting

16% of patients taking Nasacort wish they were told more about this product before they started it.

TOP THINGS PATIENTS WISHED THEY KNEW...
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ABOUT Nasacort
Active Drug(s):	Triamcinolone
WHAT DOES IT DO?
This product is primarily used in the treatment of asthma (aerosol) and allergies (nasal spray). It is an inhaled corticosteroid that is believed to work by reducing airway and mucus membrane sensitivity.

VIEW: US Prescribing Info

VIEW: Wikipedia Content

HOW SAFE IS IT?
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Average Risk Rating	(GENERAL)
Pregnancy Category	C
Black Box Warning	No

FACTS & FIGURES
Date Approved	3 Dec 1957
US Pts on Drug 2007	303,908
Generic Available	YES
OTC Available	NO

What side-effects do iGuard.org users commonly report for Nasacort?

10% of patients experience side-effects on Nasacort

< 1% of patients experience SIGNIFICANT side-effects on Nasacort

MOST COMMON SIDE EFFECTS...

	HEADACHE
	NOSE BLEEDS
	FRAGILE SKIN/NAILS

= 10%

Recent alerts for Nasacort

There have been no alerts regarding Nasacort during the past year.

Drug Comments for Nasacort (Triamcinolone)

Comments, Questions, and Answers

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Question/Comment:

My 8 year old son has had asthma since he was 18 months old. We've taken him to many physicians and tried pulmicort respules and advair MDI. None of which worked. How new is azmaort and has there been any studies in the pediatric popuation?

8 year old male
Posted: 2008-10-10 09:07:55 Rating:

Answer/Reply from iGuard:

The safety and effectiveness of Azmacort has not been established in children under the age of 6. Since your son is 8 years old, you should read the Prescribing Information, specifically under the section "Pediatric Use". You can find the PI at http://www.rxabbott.com/pdf/azmacort.pdf

Thank you,
Ginny
iGuard Support

Posted: 2008-10-10 10:40:00

Question/Comment:

I am currently pregnant and using Nystatin and Triamcinolone Acetonide cream and Hydrocortisone ointment 2.5%. I have been reading that there could be side affects. I was given this medication by doctor even after I told them I was pregnant.
I was assuming that this was safe cream/ointment to use.
I also take Zyrtec, Flovent inhaler and Singular for my asthma/allergies.

35 year old female
Posted: 2008-10-03 12:36:48 Rating:

Question/Comment:

I use Triamcinolone Acetonide Cream 0.1%. Could not list it in my list of medications for IGuard. Are adverse reactions listed for the aerosol the same as for the cream? If not, what are the adverse reactions for the cream which I use as needed for facial skin irritations?

77 year old male
Posted: 2008-09-25 12:15:22 Rating:

Question/Comment:

I have been prescribed with nasacord nasal spray but i'm afraid it could be addictive, the doctor told me to use it for 1 month, could it be addictive?
thanks.

23 year old male
Posted: 2008-07-19 12:08:21 Rating:

Answer/Reply from iGuard:

Nasacort nasal spray does not have habit forming or addictive properties.

Posted: 2008-07-22 14:00:09

Question/Comment:

What types of interactions are there potentially between Wellbutrin and Nasacort??

33 year old female
Posted: 2008-07-16 12:12:22 Rating:

Answer/Reply from iGuard:

There were no drug-drug interactions between Wellbutrin and Nasacort found in the iGuard database. However, please be sure to check for drug interactions for ALL of your medications by entering all of your medications and supplements into your iGuard profile.

Posted: 2008-07-18 17:14:12

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