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I did 2 nasal surgeries to solve my nasal blockage but to no avail. my ent told me it could be stress related. if so, can antidepressants help me? 10x
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See primary doctor: Have a discussion with your primary doctor about this. He might be able to better explain the results of the nasal surgery and ask the appropriate questions that might help you decide whether antidepressants or another therapy may help. Best wishes.
Answered 10/23/2017
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