Dymista User Reviews & Ratings

• Bla...
• November 29, 2018

For Allergic Rhinitis "Dymista changed my life into a nightmare. Don't use that drug! It narrows the blood vessels, especially in your head, that's why you will have migraines for a long time. In my case, it was 3 months. It causes bronchospasm. You will feel like you have asthma. Also long-lasting. Your heart will slow so badly. You will feel like you are dying. Too many side effects. PEOPLE, DO NOT TAKE THIS, IT'S TOO RISKY."

• Sar...
• Taken for 2 to 5 years
• May 14, 2020

For Allergic Rhinitis "Had what felt like severe allergies for three months straight. I tried every over-the-counter product out there with no relief. I had completely lost all sense of smell. Finally went to an allergist who diagnosed me with nonallergic rhinitis and prescribed Dymista. That was 3 years ago and I've been using it every day since. If I go more than one day without taking it I can tell - sensation of always having to sneeze, excess mucus, stuffy nose, etc. This keeps my symptoms mostly at bay (I still have some, but now they're tolerable). It honestly changed my life. I have not experienced any bad side effects. This was my miracle drug."

• Nei...
• April 13, 2019

For Allergic Rhinitis "I have had chronic sinusitis on and off for nearly 20 years and would often get severe URTI from the infected and constant nasal drip. Rather than take the surgical route, my GP suggested Dymista. I have only been using it for 6 days, but I can feel that it is working already. I can smell aromas again. The nasty taste is there because of the steroid content, but I did my research before starting the treatment. I do the following: 1) I gargle with mouthwash after each session. 2) I allow a further 20 to 30 minutes to pass before using a nasal wash to rinse out any infected phlegm and the residue of the spray, which can cause Candida (thrush) in my nose and mouth. Candida is a pretty much guaranteed side effect if you don't wash out after using; the same thing I do with the Symbicort (puffer). I will update in 6 weeks when my first round finishes and report any significant changes in the size of the polyps and how well I can breathe."

• LB1...
• March 11, 2017

For Allergic Rhinitis "I have only been on this for 24 hours, but it got rid of a sinus migraine (from someone wearing perfume around me) that would have otherwise taken hours-days to kick. ALSO-many of you talk about the horrible taste. Please read the directions. It clearly states to blow your nose, look at your toes, and spray looking downward to avoid getting into your throat. My doctor recommended using the opposite hand to spray in the opposite nostril at an angle. Just my 2 cents- I will update more later as I am on this spray longer."

• sno...
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• December 12, 2019

For Allergic Rhinitis "I have suffered with nasal issues for as long as I can remember, it got to be a bit of a joke as I always had a tissue in my hand and probably should have taken out shares in Kleenex *eye roll*. My nose was always sore from wiping it constantly, I was exhausted from sneezing and getting very poor quality sleep, it was just generally making my life miserable. Dymista, a miracle!!! I honestly had given up all hope after trying God knows how many different sprays, creams, and tablets, been told I had polyps which turned out to be false, I had even been to the ENT specialist to have a camera put up my nose and down my throat to see what they could find (so uncomfortable!). I can breathe, I don't need to worry about leaving the house without a packet of balsam tissues for my permanent Rudolph nose, and I am rested after a good night's sleep. Finally, I have found the solution to a problem I thought I would have to cope with for the rest of my life."

• DrO...
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• September 8, 2013

For Allergic Rhinitis "As a physician and a patient, I must say that Dymista is the best nasal decongestant spray I have ever used. I have used Flonase, Nasonex, and Afrin. Flonase and Nasonex work well, but take 2-3 days before any significant relief is noted. Afrin is amazing for IMMEDIATE relief, but the rebound effects after a few days of use are just too severe. I have found Dymista to be superior to all others as the antihistamine component works almost immediately providing relief from allergic causes, while the fluticasone is allowed a couple of days to exhibit its true anti-inflammatory effects on the nasal mucosa. I am a recently graduated physician, and I will surely prescribe this medication to my future patients as a first-line treatment."

• Jen...
• Taken for less than 1 month
• April 22, 2019

For Allergic Rhinitis "I am in my late 50s and have suffered with a dry cough since I was young. I have seen so many doctors and specialists to rule out anything that might be major going on. I recently visited an allergy specialist who gave me allergy tests. The tests were negative. She wanted me to try a nasal spray called Dymista as she believes I have a nasal drip. I have been using this spray now for 3 weeks with no sign of the dry cough. I feel great with no real side effects. I am keeping my fingers crossed that finally I have a solution to my issue. It’s expensive, however I don’t care. It’s quality of life! Highly recommend this drug."

• TdE...
• May 15, 2017

For Allergic Rhinitis "Do not take this spray. I experienced 2 weeks of hell. Massively increased anxiety and panic attacks, depression, blurred vision, headaches, fatigue, restlessness. I thought I was going crazy! I put it down to the anxiety and thought I was just having a relapse. Turns out, it was the steroids in the spray. 1 week off it and my eyesight is slowly returning to normal but still have the anxiety and killer sinus pain. Not recommended."

• Dem...
• Taken for less than 1 month
• August 28, 2020

For Allergic Rhinitis "Shocking side effects: I was prescribed Dymista for dust mite allergies and used it twice a day for 2 weeks, then once a day for another 10 days. Today it ended! I have been feeling dry and sore-eyed (constantly rubbing or asked if I've been crying), and in the past 4 days, have experienced the worst fatigue and worsening exhaustion of my entire life! I've felt like I need to sleep day and night. This, coupled with stabbing pains in my head and constant nausea, I was seriously starting to think I had some real gastric or neural issues going on! Then I came here and read the damning reviews of awful side effects of exhaustion, drowsiness, and upset stomachs. I must say there is some relief knowing I'm not alone, so I urge anyone prescribed this to monitor the side effects closely. Yes, my allergies improved (hence my 2/10 rating), but not at the cost of my overall well-being! Tonight was the last night I'll put this stuff in my body."

• SOS...
• Taken for less than 1 month
• February 23, 2021

For Allergic Rhinitis "Can anybody please tell me how long their side effect symptoms lasted? I used Dymista twice a day for 6 days, and I stopped because it was hurting my eye, sinus pain (on top of the brow), blurry vision, headache, earache. I think it caused me panic attacks, anxiety, and feeling depressed as well. It's horrible. I didn't feel like this before using it. I'm wondering if it was the nasal spray or the ear spray (the ear spray definitely hurt my ear when I sprayed it and felt so down after each spray). I just want to get back to normal."

• Man...
• October 1, 2020

For Allergic Rhinitis "The worst medication ever!!! I noticed other people shared here what I have been experiencing: fatigue, severe lack of energy, sleepiness, but it got worse when my eyes started to get dry, to look like I had just cried, and then I experienced 'sore eye'. It was awful, I could not wear my contact lenses, I cannot see properly, and not only that, now I cannot catch my breath. During this pandemic, masks are a must, and it is difficult for me to use them. I am stopping this and talking to my doctor. Thank you all for reading. M"

• flo...
• Taken for 2 to 5 years
• September 3, 2019

For Allergic Rhinitis "I have been using this for a long time now, maybe 3-4 years. I have tried using it only in the hay fever season. It was a miracle initially. It helped me a lot. Not paying attention really to the side effects led me to my situation now. I am experiencing huge headaches, I sometimes need 2-3 pills to get rid of the sinus pain. The taste is indeed awful. It goes in your mouth, and it feels terrible. I constantly have a sore throat and now even mouth and lips ulcerations. I had no idea it is actually made out of corticosteroids and that they can do that to me. I feel sleepy all the time, have itchiness on my skin, and feel drowsy often. I am only now reading comments and getting my thoughts clear on this. I will stop it immediately and give feedback after some time."

• Sar...
• December 13, 2016

For Allergic Rhinitis "MIRACLE DRUG. Seriously. Hay fever my entire life. Hay fever x 10000 in Melbourne, Australia. Tried at least 10 different allergy tablets and sprays and eye drops, from both the US and Australia. I eat local pollen honey and have an air purifier in my house that runs 24/7, and still my symptoms persisted. Dymista immediately relieved my allergic symptoms -- I can breathe, I can go outside, my eyes don't itch, my hives have stopped, sneezing stopped, runny nose has stopped, headache stopped. I can't rave enough about this one. Can't believe I didn't start it sooner. If you're suffering seasonal allergies, just go to your doctor, get a prescription and feel the relief."

• NZ...
• January 4, 2020

For Allergic Rhinitis "I have suffered severe hay fever for 50 years and tried every medication available. I drive Uber and need to be alert, so I used a nasal spray to contain the worst effects but had given up on ever finding a cure. My daughter-in-law is a theatre nurse and noticed my extreme reaction to her Christmas lilies and suggested I try her Dymista. Shocked by the results, as within minutes my nose stopped running and my eyes stopped itching. Absolutely amazing! I purchased Dymista for US$22, and within 2 days I could breathe through my nose for the first time in decades and no longer wake up with super itchy eyes and no sneezing fits. A complete life changer, and a glass of water ensures no aftertaste. I suggest people who fear reactions to this try just one spray daily in each nostril. Finally, my congratulations to Pharmac in New Zealand for securing supplies of this medication at such a low price - we can buy it over the counter here without the need for a prescription and thus save doctor's visit charges as well!"

• Flu...
• April 3, 2017

For Allergic Rhinitis "This nasal spray has changed my life. I have suffered from hay fever for the past 5 years. I have tried everything, both prescription and non-prescription drugs, herbal stuff, honey, nose filters, but nothing has worked. I am extremely allergic to pollen and my symptoms last all year round but get very bad March-August. I then suffer with a sore throat, itchy eyes, cough, sneezing 50 times/hour, and constantly blowing my nose. I started using Dymista 3 days ago and ALL my symptoms are gone. I even went for a run outside yesterday and did not sneeze once afterward. This is something I could never have done before. Just incredible, I am so happy!!"

• Mil...
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• October 13, 2019

For Allergic Rhinitis "I have had allergies, sinus pain, and pressure for as long as I can remember. I've had CT scans and various conflicting recommendations from doctors. Most recently, I was put on Dymista (about 4 months now). It was initially great, as my sinus headaches were gone. I could still feel constant sinus pressure, but at least it was an improvement. However, the past 2 months, I have been feeling extremely fatigued. I had a bunch of blood tests which turned up nothing, and the doc suggested continuing the Dymista, adding in allergy pills, and taking antibiotics in case there was an infection. A few days later, I decided to check the side effects of Dymista - fatigue! Stopped using it a few days ago, went back to my old saline nasal wash, and already I feel better. My sleep has also been wonky (and continues to be so), but maybe with fewer drugs coursing around in me, that will come right too. So the moral of the story is get out a magnifying glass and read those side effects!"

• Ash...
• Taken for less than 1 month
• January 20, 2021

For Allergic Rhinitis "There are other medications to treat this! Do NOT accept Dymista from the dr! I cannot describe how utterly DISGUSTING the taste and feeling is afterwards. That bad I was heaving each time I breathed, whether it was through my mouth or my nose! Got to the point where I was constantly being sick. Haven't slept for days, I am absolutely drained from just 1 spray of this stuff. This is much worse than the post-nasal drip in the first place."

• Mar...
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• November 8, 2018

For Allergic Rhinitis "I have been using Dymista spray for about 5 weeks. I have not had any noticeable side effects at all. This was prescribed by my ENT due to constant drainage, as well as issues with sinuses that felt full and painful. Since starting Dymista, the drainage has improved and I do not have a constant need to clear my throat. My sinuses have been clear and (the best part) I have not had even one headache since starting the spray. Previously, I had horrible sinus headaches that would last for three to five days with no relief from any medication. This is amazing! Fingers crossed that this pattern holds and I remain headache free!"

• Ntd...
• Taken for less than 1 month
• June 8, 2016

For Allergic Rhinitis "I was prescribed Dymista after getting a severe blocked nose caused by a cold. I used Dymista for a total of 3 days, twice a day (as directed by my doctor), and have since lost my sense of taste and smell. It's been 2 days since I've stopped using the spray and still haven't restored my taste or smell. Freaking out that this might be permanent?! Nothing is worth losing your sense of smell and taste - this is a horrible feeling!!"

• Jay...
• January 28, 2017

For Allergic Rhinitis "I've had sinusitis for over 12 months, which resulted in nasal polyps. Due to have a polyp removal operation this year (2017), but due to the effectiveness of Dymista, I am hoping that it will shrink the polyps enough that I won't need to have the surgery. I've tried every nose spray and also steroid drops in the past with no effective results. Four days into the treatment, using two sprays twice a day, and I am already seeing drastic improvements. It does cause me to have severe sneezing fits for a few minutes after using it, but that's nothing compared to what I've been going through over the past 12 months. Yes, occasional bad taste, but I don't see what people moan about this. What's worse, a bad taste for a few minutes or relief from your symptoms."

• Anonymous
• October 30, 2019

For Allergic Rhinitis "My ENT recommended Dymista for my seasonal allergies. Got a headache within the first few days. Stopped using it, then went on and off of it again and feel more terrible than before I was using it. Nosebleeds, sinus pressure and blockage, and constantly sniffling. Very unwell, tired, and blocked chest. I have mild anxiety, and I feel more depressed now. So disappointing. Now I just take oral Zyrtec at night only."

• Bel...
• Taken for 1 to 6 months
• March 16, 2021

For Allergic Rhinitis "From 13 years old, I've suffered allergies, starting with hay fever, then progressing over the years to rhinitis. I'm nearly 37, and everything and anything can irritate my nose, from dust, pets, sprays, and even nasal sprays. Over the years, doctors have prescribed me many nasal sprays, one being Flixonase and now Dymista, although I stress to them it makes no difference as I just sneeze anything out as it irritates my nose so much. Any spray that does get through trickles very slowly over a couple of hours down my throat, making me sick, even though I am following the instructions as stated. I've lost my sense of smell and taste, and I'm at a total loss. My nasal passages are swollen (not sure if it's polyps), and my doctors just don't take it seriously. What else can I try? Any recommendations would be appreciated. I'm in the U.K. Thank you."

• din...
• Taken for less than 1 month
• September 27, 2019

For Allergic Rhinitis "I have been suffering from post nasal drip and allergic rhinitis for many years. Dymista worked, but the side effects are bloody awful. Headaches, lack of concentration, felt like a zombie, stopped using it."

• Sho...
• Taken for less than 1 month
• February 27, 2020

For Allergic Rhinitis "After two months of really bad summer seasonal hay fever, and knowing it is not good to keep using non-steroidal decongestants indefinitely, my GP suggested I try this. Downside: it was not available on the Pensioner Subsidy scheme, so I had to pay full tote odds for one bottle. Tried one spray, and the initial reaction was that it tasted awful, but within ten minutes (and instead of my partial congestion easing), my sinuses were totally blocked. After flushing with saline spray, I used the old spray - and within 10 minutes I could breathe again through my cleared nose. I wish I had read these reviews before I wasted my money."

• Cat...
• April 12, 2021

For Allergic Rhinitis "I have been using this nasal spray for three weeks now, and I have had the toughest time with side effects. I have been having headaches, sleeplessness, rapid heartbeat, and anxiety. Although it has helped with my allergies, I don't think it's worth all of this!"