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What are common otc meds for chronic sinusitis that actually work?
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Nasal irrigation : There are number of the newer antihistamines on the market that do not cause drowsing as the older ones did. Start with one of these every night and nasal irrigation, most easily done in the shower every morning. There are also saline nasal sprays readily available. Remember moisturize - moisturize.
Answered 4/22/2013
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