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Hi. i've had terrible post nasal drip the last week. home remedies and antihistamines haven't helped. what can i take that will get rid of the pnd?
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Your dr can: prescribe medications for you. Post nasal drip often lasts for weeks. Congestion – saline nose drops or netti pot. For anti-inflammatory effect & mobilizing mucus- homemade chicken noodle soup. Hydrate- lots of water/clear broth/ add honey & a small amt. of lemon juice to Chamomile tea.
Answered 6/1/2017
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