Post Nasal Drip Heartburn
Nasal discharge is any mucous-like material that comes out of the nose.
Alternative Names
Runny nose; Postnasal drip; Rhinorrhea
Considerations
Nasal discharge is common, but rarely serious. Drainage from swollen or infected sinuses may be thick or discolored.
Excess mucous may run down the back of your throat (postnasal drip) or cause a cough that is usually worse at night. A sore throat may also result from too much mucous drainage.
The mucous drainage may...
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