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I'm having to blow my nose constantly and allergy/cold medications do nothing. any suggestions?
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Acute rhinitis: When otc medications does not help, it's time to seek progressional medical help. Otc cold / allergy meds are usually weak to treat inflammation inside your nose. You might need an antionflamatory medication like systemic or topical steroid and antibiotics if it get bacterial superinfection.
Answered 6/12/2013
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