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Whats a good over-the-counter medicine for a head cold (sinus)?
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Colds: First of all, drink plenty of fluids and rest, if possible. To help with a stuffy nose, try saline nasal spray as often as necessary. A good decongestant is Pseudoephedrine taken orally - either liquid or pill.
Answered 10/3/2016
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