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Some dirt/soil from outside got up my nose. will i be ok?! i know lots of amoebas and bacteria are in dirt.
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Normal nasal: function. including nasal hairs , (cilia) , nasal mucous and nasal membranes sereve to protect our nasal and upper airway passages.A good nasal saline rinse AM/PM is a great idea. Happy New Year!
Answered 12/10/2018
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