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Can the doctor do anything for chest congestion and post nasal drip?
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Sinus/chest symptoms: Your doctor can definitely help your postnasal drip and chest congestion. Nasal sprays can help your postnasal drip, and mucolytics can break up the mucous in your chest. Feel better.
Answered 1/4/2021
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