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A member asked:
Hi- when i sleep my nose blocks up and i have to breathe through my mouth. during the day my nose is usually clear. are there any decongestants recomm?
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Nose blocked: Best to see ENT for nasal exam, i.e. turbinates and septum. Surgery may be indicated.
Answered 10/27/2018
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