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- There are 9 intranasal corticosteroids approved in Canada, all with similar efficacy
- Intranasal corticosteroids are safe, but local adverse effects are common
- Correct administration of intranasal corticosteroids is crucial for desired therapeutic effect
- Fewer intranasal corticosteroids are available for children and pregnant women
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