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What medications work best for people with who get snotty noses in the wintertime?
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Antibiotic/steroid: Cold weather causes rhinorrhea. Coming into the warm air should help dry the nostrils but if you continue having stuffy nose, perhaps you have sinusitis and will need something like a penicillin for up to six weeks. Nasonex (mometasone) may also help twice daily. Doubt its an allergy to the cold but an oral antihistamine may also help.
Answered 6/30/2014
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