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Im 5weeks pregnant and can't breathe in or out my nose when i try blow nothing happens what can itake to releive so i can breathe through my nose?
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Pregnancy rhinitis: Elevate your head and use saline rinses. Use decongestants sparingly after 3 months.
Answered 1/30/2014
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