Effect of mometasone furoate nasal spray on the DNA of nasal mucosal cells

Effect of mometasone furoate nasal spray on the DNA of nasal mucosal cells

Background/aim: Allergic rhinitis (AR) is a respiratory disease caused by inflammation of the nasal mucosa. Intranasal corticosteroids(ICs) are an effective treatment for AR; however, their use has been associated with atrophy in nasal mucosae. Because DNA damagehas been linked to several chronic diseases, we hypothesize that use of ICs could cause DNA damage in nasal mucosa cells, leading tomucosal atrophy and septal perforation.Materials and methods: Sixty patients with moderate or severe AR were divided randomly into two groups. Mometasone furoate (MF)and antihistamine tablets (desloratadine) were given to the study (IC) group. Physiologic saline and desloratadine were given to thecontrol ((serum physiologic (SP)) group. Nasal irrigation fluid was taken from patients before study commencement and after 4 weeksof treatment. The comet assay was applied to detect DNA damage in nasal mucosa cells.Results: Nineteen patients were excluded, leaving a study population of 41 patients (IC group: 17 patients; SP group: 24 patients).Genotoxic damage was evaluated by comet assay.Conclusion: Treatment with MF spray for 4 weeks does not cause DNA breaks within cells in the nasal mucosa. These results could formthe basis of clinical trials involving treatment with different ICs over longer treatment periods.

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