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Stuffy nose in pregnancy
I'm 4months pregnant. I am suffering in stuffy nose. Only when I sleep my nose get stuffed. Other time I face no problem. Steam inhalation or normal salain drop do not helps me. Only nasivion adult nasal spray helps temporarily. Also doctor prescribed this. Will it affect my baby? Please reply.
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Hello, you can use nasivion just for sos like not for frequent or routine use. Usually nose stuffiness is not common during pregnancy. So I would suggest to take opinion from ENT surgeon for the same , also as EnT would do nose examination to pinpoint cause of nasal stuffiness
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avoid dust, pollens to avoid allergies leading to nasal stuffiness
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It can be used off n on but not regularly..
For more pregnancy related information visit www.gynaetalks.com
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https://gynaetalks.com/leg-cramps-during-pregnancy-how-to-prevent/
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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