What's the difference?

Usually prescription antihistamines are a little stronger then over the counter but they're pretty much the same. Whether or not if it's allergies, either the nasal spray or an otc antihistamine should help with the runny nose.

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My antidepressant is Citalopram , runny nose is stated in the side effects and doc agreed.

The AD is working really well though so this is a small price to pay

Thanks Red / young ,

Smiler

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