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What is good nose spray to clear sinuses?
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Saline: Salt water nasal spray is great for routine nasal hygiene. Can use it several time per day as needed. On a limited basis, medicated sprays can help decongest the nose- but cautioning must be taken not to use these medications on a routine basis.
Answered 12/9/2013
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