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A member asked:
Woke this morning with something hanging down in back of throat, sore, felt like postnasal drip but was tissue. adenoids? went away as day went on.
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Uvula: You probably noted a prominent or swollen uvula. Dry mouth was a probable cause as you had no other symptoms to suggest an allergic reaction, irritation from certain foods, or infection as possibilities and the swelling or prominence subsided rather quickly.
Answered 6/6/2018
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