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When You See the Doctor For…Nasal Congestion

January 2009


Nasal Congestion

When You See the Doctor For…Nasal Congestion

Your doctor may ask you these questions:

  • When did the congestion begin?
  • By “congestion,” do you mean your head feels stuffed up, that you are sneezing, that you are blowing stuff out your nose to get relief, or all of these?
  • What color is the stuff you are blowing out your nose?
  • Do you also have a sore throat, earache, pain in your cheeks or around your eyes, coughing, shortness of breath, or fever?
  • Are you allergic to anything?

To learn more, see the “Nasal Allergies” and “Sinusitis” booklets.


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