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Blocked nose in 31 weeks pregnancy

2023-10-30 09:11:41
Hi I am having blocked nose with green mucus and I am 31 weeks pregnant Please suggest suitable remedy
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Answered2023-10-30 11:59:17

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Connect plz for prescription

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For a prescription you need to connect online green mucus is suggestive of infection you would require antibiotics Till then you can go for steam inhalation and saline gargles

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You can do steam inhalation. Consult for prescription please. .

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