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Nose is always clogged. i can breathe but if i close one nostril i can feel the other clogged. never mentioned it to pcp thinking sinus. worrisome?
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Probably an allergy: Persistent or frequent episodes of nasal passage blocking is due to irritation and when frequent the irritant is usually an allergen; airborne or ingested. Other common culprits are chemicals, detergents, perfumes and smoke. There are other causes as well. Flonase ok but must use daily and delivered properly to work. Consider allergy pill/s as well. Consider getting allergy tested to find a cause.
Answered 6/20/2015
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