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Is it possible to take Otrivin to decongest my nose during my cold if I am pregnant?

Yes, it is possible to take Otrivin to decongest your nose during pregnancy. However, it is recommended not to use it for more than 7 days to avoid rebound congestion. Saline nasal sprays like Hydrasense or Sinus rincé are a safer option during pregnancy as they do not contain any medication and can be used multiple times a day for an unlimited duration.

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