Im so glad someone eles is having this thought it was me only.
Its vile.. its so frustrating too...im wondering if mine due to acid reflux...as ive been having a terrible time the last few months but it has stopped..and i thought its done damage to my throat..so yes you are going throu what i am mite google it to get some info..has its not going away comes and goes...nite time is the worst for me wen im watch tv...hope we get some answers ...be nice to knoexxx
Nice to know I'm not going mad πI've looked on line but can't seem to find any answers.
I've a drip from my throat since August last year so I know my throat is damaged. Every time I try to clear it at night it feels like razer blades I've swallowed. So annoying when you have to keep clearing your throat.
I don't know if it's the same thing but when things get quite and I can hear my lungs crackle, it's the air trying to pass through my mucus. When I first started to hear it to my mind it sounded like clicking. My consultant explained and now I can change the sound of the 'clicking' by coughing or trying to clearer my throat. I know it's darned annoying. I find having my upper body elevated helps, apart from that using my ventolin/sabutomal inhaler when I go to bed helps to slow the clicking down so that I can go to sleep.
Saying that I was eating an omelette at 2.15 this morning and eventually fell asleep at about four. Oh the joy of steroid tablets. And I don't like eggs....
I get exactly the same and for the same reason, it's very annoying though, when you're trying to sleep. I sit up & do a bit of gentle huffing, or coughing, then a drink, but sometimes when I lie down the click has just shifted a bit! I believe you're right & it's just air bubbling slightly in the mucus, with each breath.
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