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How can i treat a sinus cold or mucus drip or any other cold symptoms with wheezing?
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Cough asthma inhaler: Wheezing may indicate that you have asthma. An inhaler such as albuterol may be prescribed by your doctor. For nasal congestion, nasal rinses and clearing the nasal passages helps to reduce post nasal drip and cough. I hope this helps.
Answered 3/20/2014
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