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What's Good For A Runny Nose?
Patients who suffer from a chronic runny nose can turn to Botox for relief, and now researchers say there is a less invasive way to deliver the treatment. In a German study researchers found that putting Botox-soaked sponges into a patient's nostrils for 30 minutes helped ease the post-nasal drip more than treatment with a saline placebo.
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Runny Nose
Source: Breastcancer.org
A runny nose happens when your body produces too much mucus to clear out viruses, bacteria, or other particles in your nasal passageways. A runny... Read more »
Should you blow your stuffy nose?
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... Read more »
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Vasomotor rhinitis
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Vasomotor rhinitis is a nonallergic condition that involves a constant runny nose, sneezing, and nasal congestion. See also: Allergic... Read more »
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