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Have some difficulty breathing through nose, feels like nose is stuffed but isn't & some pressure. wondering what it could be & what i can do?
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Stuffy nose: If persisting seek medical help from ENT dr. It could be a deviated nasal septum hypertrophied turbinates and many other things
Answered 6/10/2014
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