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How To Stop Runny Nose?
FOR AN OBJECT LODGED IN THE NOSE:
- Do not probe the nose with cotton swabs or other tools. Doing so may push the object farther into the nose.
- Have the injured person breathe through the mouth and avoid breathing in sharply, which may force the object in further.
- Once it is determined which nostril is affected, gently press the other nostril closed and have the victim blow through the affected nostril.
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Avoid blowing the nose too hard or repeatedly.
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