Head-to-Head: which nasal spray works better for allergies?
NCT ID NCT02131038
Summary
This study compared two over-the-counter nasal sprays for people with seasonal allergies. Fifty adults used either an ectoine spray or a cromoglycic acid spray for two weeks. Doctors and patients tracked changes in symptoms like runny nose and congestion to see which spray worked better.
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HNO Praxis Elmshorn
Elmshorn, Germany
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