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My sinuses have been very stuffy, especially at night. I read that it is completly normal. The book, What to Expect When Expecting, also says that occasional nose bleeds are also normal. Fortunatly I have not experienced that.
If you are really suffering and your doc/midwife says sudafed is ok, it really is ok to take as she directs. This is a rather commonly used medication during pregnancy. Be careful if you have a tendency towards high BP, and as she said, don't use for over 48 hours.
Saline nasal drops have no medication in them, so there is zero risk of anything bad happening with them.
Thanks for your responces! I am feeling better today I didn't think I was going to make it through the weekend...My husband got it first then my daughter and lucky me I got it last and I'm hoping I don't start the vicious circle over again!
Saline nasal drops have no medication in them, so there is zero risk of anything bad happening with them.