Depends : If the problem is from a cold, you will just treat the symptoms. If this is from an allergy, a steroid nasal spray will likely work the best. Saline irrigation often helps as well.
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ROOT CAUSE: Teeth and sinus being close, post-nasal drip is a common condition we discuss with our patients. Is your condition seasonal, or constant? Medical doctor's prescription is often a quick way to feel back to normal and better again. If this is from allergies, find out what causes it so you can find a safer way to address the root cause. (For instance, taking local raw honey for pollen allergy, etc.)
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