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Q: PND symptoms

asked by: elishamariek on April 8th, 2008

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So I have had PND for a long time, along with sores inside my nose. But that being said, for months now, I have been feeling like I have something like dried mucus stuck right in between my nose and my throat... where they meet. It drives me insane to the point of wishing I could take something to clean it out.

I've tried 4 way, singulair, the nasal rinse (which just got water stuck in there as well and didn't help), and things like that, but nothing helps.

I am about to lose it.... this chunk of whatever that is stuck right at the beginning of my nasal passage is driving me bonkers!

Should I see a doctor?

Replies(1)

CarolDiane

replied on April 11th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

I have the same ole problem for decades. I have found that OTC "Gufinasin" is the only thing that helps me. Check with you doctor before taking any medications even if they are over the counter.

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