blocked nose in the morning?
08-07-2007, 09:27 AM
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Are you sure it's a blocked nose & not your sinuses?
Do you have your central heating on in the morning? If you do, try & turn it off for a morning & see if that helps
Do you have your central heating on in the morning? If you do, try & turn it off for a morning & see if that helps
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08-07-2007, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by A J
Are you sure it's a blocked nose & not your sinuses?
Do you have your central heating on in the morning? If you do, try & turn it off for a morning & see if that helps
Do you have your central heating on in the morning? If you do, try & turn it off for a morning & see if that helps
If you have a feather/down filled pillow, you might be allergic to it. It does sound like sinus trouble though.
08-07-2007, 09:35 AM
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Iv'e had my heating on and off all week Even put it on last night lol But then i suppose i have just come back from 40c+ heat and have not adjusted well lol
Even put it on last night lol But then i suppose i have just come back from 40c+ heat and have not adjusted well lol
08-07-2007, 09:42 AM
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Re: blocked nose in the morning?
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everytime i get out of bed i always have a blocked nose, its just starting to clear now! any ideas why this happens?
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Re: blocked nose in the morning?
Originally Posted by coswurv
Originally Posted by paceo
everytime i get out of bed i always have a blocked nose, its just starting to clear now! any ideas why this happens?
Keep your window open at night & that should sort it out - it did mine
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Hayfever / Alergies for sure..... try taking an Anti-Hystamine (sp) before you go to bed at night and see if it helps. I recommend Tesco own brand, and you can actually get 2 different type of Anti-Hystamine tablets, so if one type doesnt work try the other as they react to different alergies.
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Originally Posted by Dicko&Sarah
Lee has this everyday, hes taking antihistamines and using sudafed nasal spray and vicks sinex, still not helping though
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Originally Posted by Clare
Originally Posted by Dicko&Sarah
Lee has this everyday, hes taking antihistamines and using sudafed nasal spray and vicks sinex, still not helping though
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Try taking them in the evening as they wear off gradually through the day, the time he most needs them ie: at night is when he has the least amount in his system. Worth a go, may not help but works for some.
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I know this may sound weird, but have you had some ice cream?
i suffer when i have some types
http://www.earthclinic.com/CURES/sinus_infection3.html
i suffer when i have some types
http://www.earthclinic.com/CURES/sinus_infection3.html
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