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My sons nose (7) gets irritated every time he goes to bed at night. ?
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Nasal irritation: If you mean nasal congestion that occurs each night, he may have an allergic reaction to something in the bedroom such as dust collectors, pets, excessive dryness. Look for such triggers and try to correct them to determine whether it helps.
Answered 9/7/2020
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