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For a year now i've been suffering headaches, unusual taste in back of throat, a fruity type taste/smell when breathing at times and more. thoughts?
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Rhinosinusitis: Increased mucus due to irritation in the nose and/or sinuses can cause this. It sounds chronic. You should see an ENT to see if they can look and devise a course of treatment.
Answered 7/5/2015
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