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Common cold and post nasal drip
I'm down with the common cold/flu. I have managed other symptoms but I cannot figure out how to take a nap or sleep with a runny nose. I can fall asleep but I don't want the postnasal drip to affect my throat and prolong my agony. Sleeping sideways is not working as the runny nose prevents me from falling asleep. I have tried to clear as much mucus from my nose as I could, I get relief for five minutes before I get a runny nose again.
How can I sleep with a runny nose?
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T. Montair lc in night you can take. Course of antibiotic you can take
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Take tab odimontlc one at night
Ul be fine my frd
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Get an ent opinion for proper management.
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You can take nasal decongestant drops followed by steam inhalation and an anti histamine before bed.
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Consult for proper treatment.
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Take antihistaminic
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stop aggravating factors
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take more vit d
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Tablet Allegra M at night
xylomist nose drops 2 drops 3 times a day.
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