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Stuffy nose in nights, falling asleep waking up trying to breath thru nose, bt wen i take cetirizine hcl am able to sleep can tis b allergy?slp apnea?
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Could be allergy. : This does sound like an allergy. Symptoms are consistent, and treatment for such seems to be helping.
Answered 12/4/2016
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