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Blocked and open nose
Since a week or more i feel that in a day once my nose gets blocked and after sometimes again its gets normal. What should be the reason ? Please help.
Note : i checked my fever daily basis since this prob occurs temperature max lies between 98.3-98.8(sometimes) no other symptoms like cough, soar throat.
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If the nose block is remaining for just 6 to 8 hrs or so it's a normal nasal cycle which all humans have. If u noticed it lately u need a simple antihistaminic to reduce the congestion.
Ideally take steam inhalation if u feel so.
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if it's for 6 to 8 hrs it's normal cycle.
if not then take steam first than directly jumping for medicines
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try sleeping on the side which is blocked if it opens its a normal.
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According to your history, it may be Allergic or weather change.
Take Tab.Loratin 10mg once a day.
Steam inhalation thrice a day.
Nasoclear drops 3-4 drops 3 times a day.
Consider online consultation if it doesn't get better.
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