This topic is about finding relief from the itching caused by the adhesive on an ostomy wafer. The person experiencing this discomfort is considering using Flonase, a nasal spray, to help ease the irritation. Here are some helpful tips and insights on how to use Flonase for this purpose:

1. Application technique for Flonase:
- Spray the Flonase onto your fingertip or a piece of gauze, then gently dab it onto the irritated skin around the stoma.
- Avoid spraying directly onto the skin and ensure it does not come into contact with the stoma itself.
- Apply only a thin, sparing layer to the affected area.

2. Effectiveness considerations:
- While Flonase can help reduce itching, if you have a true adhesive allergy, the root issue may still persist. In such cases, consider trying different barriers or wafers if the symptoms continue.

3. Alternative itch-relief option:
- One member found complete relief using an over-the-counter combination of Pepcid (famotidine) and Xyzal (levocetirizine). It is important to consult your physician before trying this regimen.

4. General interest:
- Another person who experiences reactions to pouch materials is also planning to try the Flonase method.