auntblabby wrote:
beneficii wrote:
Possibly. I've moved my tongue up into my nasopharynx, though, and I feel some mucus, but it's not particularly voluminous or thick. My cough is somewhat productive, though. I guess it's worth a shot.
moved your tongue up into your nasopharynx? that is a flexible tongue. anyways, post-nasal drip is not thick mucus but thin and runny.
http://www.care2.com/greenliving/16-way ... asier.htmlthe above link has some useful suggestions for dealing with breathing difficulties.
Thanks.
Well, I went last night to my pharmacy expecting to get a decongestant, but they just gave me an antibiotic instead. I took it back, because no one told me I was getting an antibiotic. This is the 2nd time in the last month the doctor's office messed up my prescription--first time was because of illegible handwriting. Maybe I should go back to my allergist.
I spoke to the pharmacist about what I should take; he said that because I'm taking an asthma medication (the Dulera) I should not get an over-the-counter decongestant, but that I could try Mucinex. Since I already had Mucinex at home, I thanked him, and went home and took it. Haven't noticed much difference, though. Nevertheless, the air will become dryer starting tonight, after becoming even more humid than this morning later this afternoon.
EDIT: As well, the doctor's office always has Fox News on in the waiting room.
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