how do you get rid of a runny nose?
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Drink loads of fluid (preferably something warm).  Pop Vit C (at least 2000mg) and get some rest.
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Try Claritin-D, the D stands for decongestant to get the stuffiness out.
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For the nose:     solution  of  salt, water, squirted a couple times a day will dry out the nose and help with the sinus.  I have used the salt from the kitchen... for immediate results. In large quantities a mix of karo syrup,salt and water is used.  Karo syrup  helps not dry out the nose from the salt.  The correct salt may be called: sea salt if you make your own mixture.   Drug store sells it pre made.  Boiling water over the stove adding some cloves from the spice rack also helps if you lean over it as it boils.  Drinking warm tea with a little lemon, honey helps the throat along with gargling with salt water. Lastly... drink chicken broth, chicken soup.
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Mucus and snot.  Also, things you breathe in through your nose.  If you are congested, you have many more boogers.
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1.Get rest. 2.drink lots of fluid water or tea is best. 3. chicken soup is great for colds and get some sleeeeeeeeeepppppppppp.
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urination, and intense nasal drainage and a few other things are your body's natural way of doing it's damndest to get rid of whatever is making you sick.(bacteria/virus)......you gotta flush your system....drink lots of fluid.......vitamin C is good too.
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To blow your nose -- yes.  To wipe your nose, not necessarily.\n\nIf your nose is absolutely crazy runny, most folks will forgive you if you keep a tissue close.  Just don't touch anyone else's food or utensils, and get up a couple times to blow your nose and wash your hands.  And... don't actually BLOW your nose while sitting at the table.\n\nColds suck.  Having a runny nose that just won't stop is a decent enough excuse to wipe it with a tissue at the dinner table.  Take a good decongestant and keep a few tissues in your pocket at the dinner table.  Hope for the best.  :-)
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The symptoms can be very similar.  Allergic rhinitis (runny nose) is often associated with more sneezing, itchy nose and/or eyes.  Cough is not usually a big part of allergic symptoms.  Runny nose is usually clear.\n\nColds usually do have some cough with them and tend to hurt more with sinus pressure, etc.  Runny nose can be clear or discolored.\n\nOne simple test would be to try a few antihistamines over the counter (claritin and benadryl are examples) - if you are able to take them - to see if they help.  They will usually help allergy symptoms quite a bit, but for colds they do very little.
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use steam inhalator to clear nose clog
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spicy foods, salt water solution you can buy at the pharmacy to clean your nasal passage, also it is good not to eat tons of dairy foods. You can also try drinking fresh lemon juice with water for about a week. That helps clear you out.
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Do not drink any milk it causes more mucus,salt and warm water gargle.also boil water and inhale the steam,with vicks .or put warm water and salt in your nose and drain out your mucus.
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A breathable scarf wrapped about your mouth and nose area should help your sinuses out a bit. You could also get a special hood by Underarmour that is made out of their unique material and is supposed to keep you warmer and allow your skin to breathe. You could also try goggles during the winter, either the sports goggles one gets for a prescripton or you could ask for a pair of running (wraparound) sunglasses with untinted lenses. Hopefully these methods will allow you to run!
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Your nose and feet are NOT related. Your nose is running because it's allergy season. And your feet smell because you need to take a bath.
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There have been times when I tried to restrain a vomit (while racing to the bathroom) and got who-knows-what up my nose.  I tried taking a shower, pressing one nostril closed with a finger and carefully inhaling from a shower stream (too much at the wrong moment and I would have more to worry about than the yucky burning in my nose).  Blow you nose, drink water, see if you can get it to start moving (sort of like rocking a car out of snow).  Then too, try lying down for a while, take a nap, maybe it will just fall out.  Certainly see a doctor if that isn't working.
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build up your immune system. Excercise.. Last year i had it bad.  itchy eye and runny nose.\n\nsince i started excercises. i didn't get it this year. :)
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There are a few things you can do that you probably already have on hand.  I have difficulty with my sinuses at times as well and no one thing works ALL the time, but I have found that alternating them usually does the trick.  For starters, use a heating pad or a hot pack on your forehead, eyes and nose, (if you use a heating pad, use the LOWEST setting and place a towel over it so as not to burn the face).  Something else you can do is place a bowl of water in the microwave and cook just until boiling, add a tablespoon of Vicks vapo-rub to the water and hang your head over the bowl with a towel draped over your head so as to breathe in all the vapors.  Stand near a hot shower and breathe in the steam for a few minutes.  Hot tea with honey, any flavor will do, but peppermint seems to work best for me.  Try to blow your nose often, never sniffle.  These are just some of the things I do.  Hope that helps.
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