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Recently caught a cold. been take nightquil, drinking fluids, and getting rest. today, able to breathe through nose, no runny nose. getting better?
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Yes!: It sounds like you are getting better. You are doing all the right things by getting rest and taking fluids. Get well soon!
Answered 3/14/2015
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