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Running nose and cough
Hello sir Hello sir,
Few days ago I was removing rust frim cooler using domestic use HCl
But from that day nose irritation and running nose has started.
My nose get blocked due to mucus at night
I visited nearby B.A.M.S DOCTOR and taken medication.
But after 3 days still the mucus come to nose sometimes and it get blocked.
I visited the doctor again if there is any issue due to acid exposure
But he said it's all fine.
I still have doubt should I visit a specialist because I don't want things to get worse
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Nasal blockage and mucus is most probably from dust and seasonal changes and not due to acid.consultation by ent is prefered but till then u can use xylometazoline decongestant nasal drops 2 drops each side 3 times for 5 to 7 days ONLY.
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If it's only mucous nothing much to be worried.. If any case of bleeding definitely don't wait and meet near by ent specialist
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