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Using cpap with full face mask. i have a nasty head cold. should i stop using the cpap until i am less mucousy?
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CPAP: No, can continue to use your cpap. You can use an over the counter decongestant spray for 3-4 days at night to help out.
Answered 6/6/2013
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