Get Informed: Mometasone
Active Ingredient(s)
Mometasone
What does it do?
This product is used in the treatment of allergic conditions, including seasonal and perennial rhinitis (spray), asthma (inhaler) and skin disorders (eczema and psoriasis), as well as the treatment of nasal polyps. It is a topical corticosteroid that is only absorbed by the body in very small amounts.
- Last Text Update:
- 2009-Nov-19 4:46 PM
- Last Data Update:
- No data
Other Names
- Mometasone
How Safe Is It?
- Your Risk Rating
- Please log in
- Average Risk Rating
-
- Pregnancy Category:
- C
- Black Box Warning:
- No
Facts & Figures
- Date Approved
- 30 Apr 1987
- Est US Patients*
- 37,660
- Generic Available
- No
- OTC Available
- No
User Age Distribution*
< 21
21-39
40-59
60+
Age (Years)
* Estimated number of US people currently taking Mometasone or its active ingredient based on population adjusted patient numbers registered with iGuard.org.
Recent alerts for Mometasone
There have been no alerts regarding Mometasone during the past year.
Mometasone Safety Report
Learn more about iGuard's risk ratings
- Please login or register (it's free) so iGuard can check how Mometasone interacts with other drugs and diseases in your profile.
Global Patient Feedback for Mometasone ( Post a comment )
Question/Comment:
It seems to only work if you take it consistently, not for use on an 'as needed' basis. You can still take sudafed and other over-the-counter decongestants while taking this.
41 year old Female
Posted: 2008-03-10 00:00:00
Question/Comment:
Very easy to use
73 year old Female
Posted: 2008-03-10 00:00:00
Question/Comment:
It really does make a different. It took a little over a week before a noticed a difference.
46 year old Female
Posted: 2008-03-10 00:00:00
Question/Comment:
It has been extremely helpful to me without any side effects. I highly recommend it.
41 year old Female
Posted: 2008-03-10 00:00:00
Question/Comment:
If your syptoms are either a stuffy nose or a runny nose, do not expect Nasonex to be the solution.
68 year old Male
Posted: 2008-03-10 00:00:00
You may post comments for the benefit of other patients or post questions other patients might be able to answer. Comments are submitted for possible publication on the condition that they may be edited. Only your age and gender will be published with your comment, although your other user details will be securely recorded for verification purposes.
Comments may be either questions or answers to previously posted questions. Any iGuard.org user may post questions and reply.
22
Patient Comments about
Mometasone