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Throat Congestion

When there is a postnasal drip, the mucus gets stuck in the throat, and it causes throat congestions. It occurs when the nasal passage is filled with mucus, but the body still produces mucus to fight harmful infections and allergens. It leads to sore throat, cough with phlegm, unable to clear throat, etc. Taking steam inhalation, using a humidifier, warm salt water gargling, using decongestants, etc., helps in relieving throat congestions.

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How can I manage the mucus in my throat and burning sensation in my tongue due to the silent reflux syndrome?

Query: Hello doctor,I have had mucous in my throat for the past few months. My tongue burns when I eat slightly spicy food. My ENT specialist told me I have silent reflux syndrome in my throat. I have been taking acid blockers but do not feel comfortable swallowing them. Please help.  Read Full »

Dr. Bhavia K. Babu

Dr. Bhavia K. Babu

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com I can understand that you are suffering from acid reflux. It happens when the stomach acid moves upwards and causes irritation in the esophagus and the throat. There is a sphincter in the lower end of the esophagus, which allows the food to move to the stomach and clo...  Read Full »

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