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How long does stuffy nose last when you have a cold?
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Nasal congestion: Hello. Nasal congestion associated with a cold usually resolves after the cold has passed. Usually within 7-10 days. If the symptoms persist, see your doctor. A sinusitis could be present or inflamed turbinate tissues possibly from an allergy.
Answered 4/23/2017
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