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Postnasal Drip? Cattarh
Does anyone know how to get rid of it? I always have this nasal trickyly thing on the back of my throat. I feel fine though, dont feel tired or anything. Its just annoying as I constantly have to clear it and I feel i got something in the back of my throat. Just wondering if there is anyone out there with the same feeling? Thanks.
Reply 1
"Treatment of PND depends on the cause. You may need proper assessment by an ear, nose and throat specialist, although GPs often try simple remedies first.
Just by irrigating the nasal passageways several times a day with a specially prepared salt solution it may be possible to relieve a thickened or irritated nasal lining, for example.
If there's infection, antibiotics may help, but if the sinuses are chronically infected, surgery may be needed to allow them to drain properly.
Other drug treatments include:
antihistamines - beware, these can make secretions even drier and thicker
decongestants - these shouldn't be used long term
anti-allergy drugs, such as sodium chromoglycate
nasal steroids"
Hope that helps and it clears up soon!
Just by irrigating the nasal passageways several times a day with a specially prepared salt solution it may be possible to relieve a thickened or irritated nasal lining, for example.
If there's infection, antibiotics may help, but if the sinuses are chronically infected, surgery may be needed to allow them to drain properly.
Other drug treatments include:
antihistamines - beware, these can make secretions even drier and thicker
decongestants - these shouldn't be used long term
anti-allergy drugs, such as sodium chromoglycate
nasal steroids"
Hope that helps and it clears up soon!
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