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A member asked:
How to treat blocked nose when i sleep that causes my eyes to be a little puffy? i don't have cold or allergies
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Nasal congestion: You may have vasomotor rhintis or a dust mite allergy. A nasal spray can help. See an allerkgit and determine what is he issue ANS they can treat it accordingly.
Answered 7/9/2015
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