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How long do stuffy nose from a common cold last? i cannot take this blocked nose anymore so could you please tell me how long it lasts?
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7-10 days: Cold symptoms usually 7-10 days. Use OTC decongestant tablets for relief. THere may be an underlying anatomical obstruction exacerbating blockage. See ENT doc for examination if desired.
Answered 11/3/2017
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