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It’s been over three years since I had Covid and started this chaotic journey, and about 2 1/2 years since I came to this forum seeking help. I thought a couple times I was on my way to wellness but it didn’t happen, in fact it’s progressed. From the initial glob of phlegm in my throat I’ve continued to struggle and realized it’s all connected and all started after Covid: from sinuses, tinnitus, the gagging phlegm in my throat, asthma, allergies, GI problems as well as fatigue and dental problems from the extreme dryness. I may finally have some answers and a diagnosis. My primary’s leaning toward Sjogren’s Syndrome, or Disease, based on recent labs although Rheumatology will have to make the final diagnosis. The labs were ANA+ Titer 1:320; ssa 5.5. This is the second ANA+ result I’ve had, the first being immediately following the Covid infection; Rheumatology dismissed it as a fluke from the virus; but the first time the inflammatory marker, ssa, showed up ( range is 0-0.9). Three years of misery as a result.

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@mimioto suefish here — my nose and throat continually feeling totally uncomfortable. Nothing seems to clear it.

@mimioto Mayo Clinic has a page for Sjogren's Syndrome also. https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/sjogrens-syndrome/symptoms-causes/syc-20353216 As you progress with your treatments, please post updates. Is your Rheumatologist the doctor treating this disease or your primary? Thanks.