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What is a nasal drip and can it cause tonssil and lymph node inflammation?
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Post Nasal Drip: Post nasal drip is a term used to describe nasal discharge that goes to the back of your throat. Might be due to allergic rhinitis or upper respiatory infection. It commonly causes chronic coughing.
Answered 12/9/2013
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