As well as a blocked and runny nose, it can cause pain, swelling and tenderness around your cheeks, eyes or forehead. The infection can also turn your snot yellow or green, the NHS says.

A blocked nose is a common symptom during the cold and flu season each year. While most of us attribute a runny nose to a simple cold, it can sometimes indicate something else entirely.

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