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What are nasal decongestants and when do I use them? Author: admin Nasal decongestants constrict the dilated blood vessels and reduces nasal and sinus congestion. You can get further advice from your doctor or pharmacist regarding their use. Last modified:11-27-2009, 3:20 pm Number of views:636 Ketan C. Mehta, MD Diplomate, certified by American Boards of Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine and Critical Care Medicine. Disclaimer
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My daughter has severe allergies and her nose is blocked most of the time. I tried the neti pot with her and the water would not flow at all...now what do I do? It worked great with my son and myself! You should never rinse if you have a fully blocked nasal passage. If your daughter has some air pass..
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