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What causes liquid to come out of nostril when drinking?
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Depends: Well it could just be mucous from a runny nose, or it could be the actual fluid you are drinking. Your sinuses are connected so when you are drinknig if you snort or something then the fluid you are drinking can come out of your nostril.
Answered 9/12/2013
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