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My nose become red and swell

2023-06-17 12:16:17
Right now I am 18 weeks pregnant. Recently I noticed my nose is become red and swell from bottom my nose looks like jokers.. Is it normal?
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Answered2023-06-17 15:03:17

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It is quite unusual. Noses do swell up and become red during winters but in summer this feature is not seen.  Please consult with your Gynecologist or with a General Physician for a physical examination and further management.

Answered2023-06-17 13:39:19

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