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March 6th, 2012
i am 15 and i have one nose that is always clog and my head hurts. my head stop hurting when i take a mortin is this good for me. and what should i do to make my head stop hurting.


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Cold, Flu and Viral Infections Answer A32470
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Persistent nose blocks or nasopharyngeal infections are common in many individuals. The main risk factors in such cases include - malnourishment, Stress, nasopharngeal abnormalities (deviated ‎septum, polyps), Allergy related conditions are also causes which can predispose a individual for ‎recurrent infections. ‎

Using anti histamines (Benadryl) and anti inflammatory medications (Like Motrin or Tylenol)as needed can be very helpful to control the ‎symptoms at the onset when you have them. Improving your nutrition and use of antioxidents ‎‎(vitamin C and Vit E) will also help you a lot, to strengthen your immunity.‎

In case of severe symptoms, you may need to seek a doctors help, for prescription of antibiotics to ‎treat infections, and to rule out any predisposing conditions, as mentioned above.



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