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Is it safe to use non-medicated saline nasal spray every day on a 4 year old?
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Yes: I often recommend it for those with significant nasal congestion due to allergies, irritants, colds, etc. It is much more helpful than most meds used for colds or congestion.
Answered 3/5/2014
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