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The classic advice is to go see a doctor and with what you’ve described I’d recommend it.
To answer your question, yes I do. However, I have an autoimmune disorder that makes me have a constant runny nose unless I’m on some meds.
I have and nothing serious. It’s only in the morning. I have allergies but infrequently. Wondering if living in a different environment would make sense.
Okay cool, then yeah maybe the dry air. Dry, stale, dusty air fucks with my sinuses too, but idk if that’s my autoimmune or a normal thing people get. So I usually keep my house filter clean and run a fan and that seems to help me
Yeah I gotta use the air purifier in conjunction with the humidifier and see if that helps. Thanks. What’s the autoimmune you have, if you don’t mind my asking, so I can do a little research about it.