Triamcinolone Nasal Spray (120) – My Experience and Side Effects

I have used this nasal spray before and it was horrible. I had a severe sore throat and ear pain. I tried this drug for my allergies and it turned out that I had symptoms of a weak adrenal gland. It was a close call but I’m glad I got checked out.

I had a whistling sound while breathing the other day. It was really weird. I’m calling my doc though, just to be safe.

I’ve also had changes in taste, but it went away after a week or so. Stick with it for a while and you might see improvement. I found that using a humidifier in my room helped a lot with the nasal irritation.

I've heard stories of people with nose sores and vision changes. Definitely one to keep an eye on. And I’m calling my doc too if I notice something strange.

I've been on this for a few weeks and it's been a game-changer for my allergies! No more constant sneezing and runny nose. I haven't had any major side effects, just a bit of nose irritation, but it's totally worth it.

I didn't know that changes in taste were a side effect. Good to know and I'll keep an eye on that if I ever need to use this.

I had a similar experience with the nosebleeds and headaches. It was pretty unsettling at first, but my doctor said those are relatively common and should subside over time. Make sure to use it exactly as prescribed and keep an eye on any serious side effects. Better safe than sorry!

I had the worst experience with this. Got the flu, headaches, and even nosebleeds. After that, I switched to a different nasal spray and it’s been a lot better. Definitely worth talking to your doctor about it.

Hey, I had some serious side effects too and it was pretty scary. I ended up having an allergic reaction, my skin was all swollen and itchy, and I had trouble breathing. It was a really rough time until I got to the hospital. I’m not sure if I’m going to try this stuff again.

I’m reading this and I’m scared of the side effects. I was thinking of trying Triamcinolone but now I’m not sure. Has anyone tried any alternatives with better success rates?