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My breathing changes between my nostrils. one is breathing, other feels stuffy. it switches throughout the day. ?
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Rhinitis: Those are symptoms of rhinitis. If it lasts for a week or so, it is usually due to having a cold. If it last longer, or recurs frequently, it might be allergy related. Allergist is specialized in treating this condition.
Answered 5/4/2015
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