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What can i use for blocked noses while i'm pregnant?
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Doctors!: There are many reasons: Allergies (dust, mites, mold, home care products, etc.), other sinus diseases (infections, etc.) or dental (quiet upper tooth abscess, airway issues) to name a few. To protect your baby inside also, make sure to find the reason. Breathing in gentle stream of steam is a natural way, or nasal spray, nasal lavage, or nasal pot may help, but check for the reason first!
Answered 1/13/2021
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