Mucous where?: If you mean sinus mucous or postnasal mucous then it's possibly allergies to something you are eating. Gluten, oils, but residue etc. Sometimes if you have a strong nasopharyngeal reflex (not reflux) then you could just develop mucous with eating. Same way your mouth runs when you're eating. If it mucous from the stomach then it could be that you have excess acid production worse with eating.
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Extra mucus: Where? Is it nasal mucus,? PND? Increased gastric secretions and reflux? Sometimes there are food allergies to milk products or corn syrup products or other foods and that can cause increase mucus secretion. may also ebe due to reflux, wtih or without H pylori . May try ranitidine or prevecid and see if helps Would follow up with allergist and gastroenterologist .
Answered 12/7/2016
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