
Health Tip: If You Have Nasal Congestion
(HealthDay News) -- Nasal congestion, often called a stuffy nose, can be caused by a bacterial infection or virus, allergies or the common cold.
The U.S. National Library of Medicine suggests how to help clear nasal congestion:
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