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Im almost 8 days into a very mild covid infection. i feel 99% better. weird part is i dont even have a stuffy nose but my sinuses flared up and closed up since yesterday. hard to breathe through nose. is this common? ways to remedy? concerns?
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Use an over the counter nasal spray like Fluticasone Good Luck
Answered 7/22/2022
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