Postnasal drip is the drainage of mucus from your nose or sinuses into your pharynx, or throat. Every day, glands in the linings of your nose, throat, airways, stomach, and intestinal tract produce ...

Drainage in your throat, or postnasal drip, is when the glands in your nose and throat continually produce mucus to filter out the nasal passage and provide lubrication. Causes include allergies, ...

You can usually manage postnasal drip at home. In addition to elevating your head while you sleep, you can also gargle saltwater, inhale steam, and drink warm fluids, among other methods. If you feel ...

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Post-nasal drip is one of those health issues that can be filed under livable, but completely annoying. After all, regularly swallowing, clearing your throat, and even gagging on mucus in the back of ...

If you’ve ever experienced the uncomfortable sensation of mucus traveling from your nose to the back of your throat, you know how uncomfortable it can feel. Figuring out how to stop post-nasal drip ...