First, read the English article below.

Proper usage is important to minimize side effects. Read the instructions on the packaging and follow the dosing schedule, or follow your doctor or pharmacist's instructions precisely. Ask questions about anything you may not understand to ensure you're using the drug properly. Do not use Flonase any more or less in either amount or frequency than your doctor has prescribed. Because the nose and throat are closely related, nasal sprays can sometimes drip into the back of your mouth or throat. Flonase is not meant to be swallowed, though, and this may cause unwanted side effects. Instead of swallowing, spit it out into the sink and rinse your mouth out. Also be careful not to get it in your eyes or mouth. Rinse thoroughly if you do. Don't expect it to immediately cure all of your symptoms. Your symptoms may lessen the after the first 12 hours but it will take at least several days to see the full benefit. Allow a few days for Flonase to work, and use it regularly on the prescribed schedule. It's important to continue using fluticasone even when you feel well, or symptoms may return. Don't stop using it without first talking to your doctor. After a period of time, he may recommend decreasing your dosage. Reporting side effects immediately helps your doctor get a sense of how to adjust your treatment. Be especially alert if you've overused it or if you develop sensitivity. Common side effects include headache, dryness or burning of the nasal passage, nosebleed, dizziness, upper respiratory infections, nausea and vomiting. If any of these side effects are severe, contact your doctor right away. However, if you experience any of the following severe side effects, stop using the drug and contact your doctor:  Swelling of face, neck, feet, or ankles Difficulty breathing or swallowing Wheezing breaths Fatigue Hives Fever Unexpected bruising. 

Now, please write a short abstract for it in Chinese. Abstract:
按照指导使用Flonase。 不要吞食Flonase喷雾剂。 耐心一点。 立即报告副作用。