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Stuffy nose in pregnancy



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The stuffy nose in pregnancy is normal due to the increase in estrogen and the volume of blood that cause the veins of the nose to swell and that more mucus production occurs, clogging the nose. A stuffy nose is not harmful to a baby, and although it may be present right from the start of pregnancy, it tends to worsen in the third trimester of pregnancy and pass after delivery