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Many things to help post nasal drip, like steam inhalation, manuka honey and increased water make my throat mucus worse. why would this happen?
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Increasing fluids: Any time you increase fluids (steam,honey,water) you may make more mucus. You might try an antihistamine or inhaled steroid for your postnasal drip. These should not cause more mucus.
Answered 8/14/2014
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