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Post nasal drip
Is it post nasal drip? Since 27 March I m suffering from nasal congestion and excess of mucus production since 27th March from last 5 days had little dry cough and every time I swallow my mucus to my throat from my nose...from last 4 days feels something in my Throat huge irritation uncomfortable can't stay at one place sometimes I start crying tooo help me out..?
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Hi good morning,
Rhinitis and sinusitis can have post nasal drip. It can lead to constant cough and sniffing sensation. At times you can have phlegm, which is actually the swallowed nasal secretions. However dry cough can be due to other causes also which causes throat irritation.
Proper evaluation and consultation can help us find out the cause of your problem and treatment.
Health Tips
start doing steam inhalation twice daily
maintain good hydration.
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Dr. Sandeep Arora
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
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Delhi
This might be chronic sinusitis..
Post nasal drip with congestion associated with cough..
Throat seems to be normal.
You have to get CTPNS
What about headaches?
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Kindly consult online
Health Tips
Steam inhalation with vicks twice daily
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