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Why do i get a burning sedation in my nose when i'm exercising?
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Likely an allergy: Not a 'big deal' allergy but as you work out you tend to dehydrate, nasal passages dry out and are more sensitive to allergens in air. Hydrate before & during exercise and maybe use nasal saline spray before you start.
Answered 4/2/2015
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