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My nose is chronically stopped up/inflamed for past 2 years. have trouble swallowing too. hard to breath and lost much sense of smell. what to do?
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See ENT: all your symptoms suggest you should see ENT. You need a full exam. Loss of smell is due to inflammation in your nose and is common. But the cause of nose inflammation needs to be addressed. Best of luck.
Answered 11/1/2015
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