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How to decrease nasal congestion (infections, difficulty breathing through nose) the natural way?
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Depends on cause: Try saline nasal rinses , along with drinking hot fluids...And even the "breathe right" nasal strips. Some people find find breathing in steam from a pot of hot water works(be careful not to burn yourself over the stove).
Answered 9/28/2016
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