re any info on vasomotor rhinitis in article r t a njq europa eng gtefsd com draper gnd wtp gtefsd com writes i recently attended an allery seminar steroid nasal sprays were discussed afterward on a one on one basis i asked the speaker what if none of the vancanese beconase nasalide nasalcort or nasalchrom work nor do any oral decongestants work she replied that she saw an article on vasomotor rhinitis that this is not an allergic reaction and that nothing other than the afrin s and such would work which in my case is true there has been some recent research on vasomotor rhinitis that shows that ipratroprium bromide atrovent inhaled nasally is an effective treatment for many sufferers it has been approved for this use and is available with a nasal adaptor in canada in the us the fda has yet to approve this use of the drug but it is available as an oral inhaler for copd and these can be adapted for intranasal use kenneth gilbert university of pittsburgh general internal medicine dammit not a programmer
