Phlegm in my throat and post nasal drip after Covid
Ever since I had covid in January of 2022 I recovered from the virus but I was left with a constant phlegm in the back of my throat and post nasal drip that will not go away. The feeling of having mucus in the back of my throat actually gets worse when I try to get rid of it by coughing. I have been given steroid inhalers, albuterol, allergy medication, but none of these work. The mucus gets worse especially after I eat. I've never felt like this before and it all started after covid. Can anybody relate to what I am going through?
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Constant for me.
Try adding 1/2 Tablespoon of NutriBiotic immunity brand Sodium Ascorbate powder to your nasal rinse solution. It is available on amazon. Helps activate chloride channels in your respiratory tract which makes mucus less sticky and easier to swallow. Let me know if it helps you.
Did you get the vaccine before the mucus started.
I got vaccines as soon as they were offered and before I got COVID and I have been getting vaccines at every opportunity all along. I have lost count of how many I've had! I also get flu shots every fall.
Thank you !!! My theory after 1 1/2 yrs of coughing up thick crud in spontaneous coughing spells was that the virus I had caused overactivity in "mucous" glands. Finally some professionals actually acknowledge the same thing. ❤️
I hear ya! I theorize that my severe coughing fits, effective as they were, but unavoidable when this first started, were responsible for the hiatal hernia, and it’s still a problem! I’m hoping my yoga classes will improve it.
Still having those symptoms. SOS.
I wonder could the vaccine be the cause of all this mucus, that’s what I am try to establish.
I only took one shot of the vaccine.
I caught covid before the vaccine came out.
It’s only the second time round when I coughs it I started having the musics issues
I never thought of that! Could be!
You may find it helpful to speak with an ENT and ask specifically what he/she knows about gustatory rhinitis pre- or post_COVID.