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Continued Post-Nasal Drip and Constant Mucus in Throat
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I’ve been having the issue for about 17 months. Give or take. So bad I considered ending my life. It’s that bad. I can’t have chocolate or ice cream or milk they make it ten times worse. I’ve been to Five ENTs a specialist at OSU Wexner, Medical Center, ear, nose, and throat. I had a CT scan done of my face I’ve gone for allergy testing and swallow testing. I’ve spent $1000 or more on sprays and pills and testing. I thought it was we medication I was taking so I quit taking the medication because the medication exacerbates the problem. After grossing out my family and friends and living with a spit bottle by my side every where I go. I came to the harsh realization o have to live like this. Because even the most prominent ENT specialists and Rhynologist in Michigan and Ohio can’t find the issue. The last specialist put my on Zoloft thinking it was mental and like a “tick”. NOTHING HAS HELPED. Today a buddy said “it’s probably from the Covid vaccines” and sent me this link. Sure as s#%t it all started when I got my first vaccine. I also go two boosters.
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Mine my throat clearing started right after I took the vaccine Pfizer, two shots back in April 2021. Now today I see where the CDC is launching an investigation into possible "safety concern" over the covid vaccine.
I lost my best friend last year, February 6th (Bob Marley's B-Day) due to "Heart Attack" He was almost 53 years old. He had two Johnson and Johnson shots. He said he was light headed and need some air. I went out to check on him and he was sitting at a picnic table with his head down. I shook him and he "woke up" saying he was fine. His head dropped again so I shook him harder this time. He popped back up and said to call the paramedics. They worked on him for 20 minutes to no avail. He also had blood coming from his nose and mouth.
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I’m experiencing the same thing and I know how difficult this is to manage. All that extra drainage has probably affected your taste as well-it’s done that for me as well. I’m finding it impossible to wear my dentures for the last 2 years because of the constant need to remove them and clear my throat and mouth. I don’t even try to wear them anymore because it’s a waste of time. I suffer from dry mouth and my dentist has ordered me a rx mouthwash that I use sparingly because it dries my mouth out so much it feels like a desert in there. I’m wondering if this approach would help control your excessive secretions. Also tea can be very effective in drying up secretions. I’m sorry you’re suffering with this side effect.