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Hi I've been doing a lot of research 2dsy.sn it's now very obvious it's to me that I have something called post nasal drip. I've always had problems with my sinuses terrible nosebleeds runs in the family. Does anyone have any experience with this xx

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shadow4me

Yep I get this terribly ,Reflux can cause it to x

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Poppy19 in reply toshadow4me

Oh wow really. I get awful burning in my throat Aswell. Is this the cause of yr breathing problems or is it copd/or other. Xx

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mrsmummy in reply toPoppy19

It sounds like a reflux problem and you should probably consult your GP because if it is he can prescribe something to help.

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Poppy19 in reply tomrsmummy

Ye I definitely will do that thank you. All I've do e is research but it's good I'm starting to u derating a little of everything that's going on. I'm dying 4 a cigarette but I haven't an I would. Xx

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Time_2_drink in reply toPoppy19

Keep off the cigs don't give up x

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Azure_Sky

Post Nasal drip is when nasal secretions go down the back of your throat and make you cough. No connection with Gastroreflex, as far as I know. I suffered with it for a while. until I was prescribed Avymis, to squirt up my nostrils every night. It did the trick. so I would suggest you tell your GP. I have had sinus problems too, but once the post nasal drip was dealt with I was fine.

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Poppy19 in reply toAzure_Sky

Oh I'd love to get rid of my si us problem specially in weather change its awful summer is so much worse. I will defo talk to my gp an get something 4 it Thanx. Xx

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Azure_Sky in reply toPoppy19

This article explains it very well.

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shadow4me in reply toAzure_Sky

Reflux can also cause post nasal drip x

Poppy19

Believe it or not I'm experiencing it now it makes me cough half the night, had to go to three different doctors before I found out dead mod post nasal drip came from acid reflux, the proper name Gerd.... at the present I'm using Flonase and Allegra, as for the acid reflux well I can use the medication because it depletes my calcium from my body and I have osteoporosis and I definitely need my calcium. I had acid reflux last year around this time and I lost weight about 10 pounds and it went away, lately I've been eating and laying down gaining 5 pounds back, that's alright because I do know how to get rid of it. Good luck with yours and God bless feel free to reach out we are always here at Hu to give you proper information and moral support always

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Oh no I hope it gets better. I have only realised I have it thru research cause I wasn't getting g answers from gp. But I have every single system.. It's mad I'd never even heard of it. But I now realise I've had it a long time but it's never effected my breathing to this point before. Nite times were always hard can't breath thru my nose an had build up I have a my throat I have gained weight the last year due to meds 4 bipolar so that's had an impact. I'm trying to lose it now. I hope u get so e sleep an thanx so much. Xx

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Caspiana

Hello Poppy.

I had bad sinusitis in my left sinuses due to having a deviated septum. I somehow managed on medication for a bit but when I was getting my first lung transplant evaluation two years ago they told me I would have to get it rectified. So I had surgery to correct the deviation and they also improved the drainage. It is a lot better now though the surgery is not something I'd like to do again. For many people though it is manageable with nasal sprays and rinses. I do remember how awful it could be especially in the dry season and the when allergy season starts in spring. I sympathize. I hope your otolaryngologist can help.

Let us know how things go.

Take care.

Cas xx 😊

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bikergrove

Yes your doctor can give you a nasal spray to stop it.

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helenlw7

I have it. When I was diagnosed with asthma and bronchiecstasis that was one if the questions I was asked. When thinking about it I've had it for years and sometimes it's so thick it feels as if I'm going to choke!

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Poppy19

So it seems it a common thing. I think I've had it a long time but just got on with it I didn't no there was anything that I could could b done. Thanx everyone I will look into it. I'm changing gp 2mrs as I put a complaint in the other day an cause of this Dr is being difficult an delaying my usual meds very stressful x

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