Can a patient blow their nose after receiving nasal spray vaccine?

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Oct 19, 2009 10:57 PM

Can a patient blow their nose after receiving nasal spray vaccine?

by MissBrittanyRN

What is the recommendation regarding those who receive seasonal FluMist or H1N1 nasal spray and the urge to blow their nose? Is there a certain amount of time that one must wait, or does adequate absorption take place immediately? Thanks!

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Can a patient blow their nose after receiving nasal spray vaccine?

Can a patient blow their nose after receiving nasal spray vaccine?

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