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Frequently Asked Questions

What helps a blocked nose at night for kids?

Clearing the nose with saline before bed, keeping the room comfortable, offering fluids and keeping bedding clean can all help.

Why is my child more stuffy at night?

Lying flat, dry indoor air and allergens in bedding can all make congestion feel worse after dark.

How often can I use saline spray?

Follow the directions on the product label, and ask your pharmacist if you are unsure what suits your child.

Is a blocked nose at night a sign of something serious?

Usually it is a cold or allergy, but see your GP if it lasts more than two weeks or comes with breathing difficulty.

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