Nasal congestion is an annoying part of having a cold, and blowing your nose seems second nature. But some people say blowing your nose doesn't help nasal congestion. In this article from the New York Times, an expert explores this claim about nose-blowing, uncovering evidence that it may actually do more harm to your sinuses than good.
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Rhinitis - nonallergic; Idiopathic rhinitis; Nonallergic rhinitis Symptoms Runny nose Nasal congestion (stuffy nose) ... Read more »
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