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leea1206
12-26-2008, 12:55 PM
I have been dealing with a chronic cough d/t post nasal drip for almost a year.(mostly at night.) I have been to the doc 3x over past 9mths. Obtained zpack antibiotic the 1st time. The pink nonsteroid inhaler and a chest xray (all clear) 2nd time and finally rec of buying OTC product like Claritin.

None of this has worked. I have also used the neti-pot. It may help some for about a day but no real change and I didn't want to have to use it daily.

Any other suggestions that have worked for you?

Thanks
Leea

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Harry
12-28-2008, 12:58 AM
Leea,

A very good device to help post nasal drip is a Grossan Hydro Pulse -- It is a Nasal/Sinus Irrigation System that really works --- many times better than a netti-pot.

Also, a homeopathic remedy that I use is Sabadilla --30X potency. Taken as needed.

kellibear
01-11-2009, 05:42 PM
serrapeptase also helps with sinus problems.

dolysods
01-12-2009, 10:01 AM
how often are you using the neti pot? I would use it twice a day if you have chronic pnd

katolb90
01-13-2009, 10:26 AM
Make sure you're not having too much sugar or dairy products esp ice cream before bed. That will make you have post nasal drip too. I have had this problem for years too, off and on. Some things that may cure you may cause you to have a stuffy nose and/or head congestion. I decided I'd rather spit it out than having it stuck in my head. Are you close to menopause age? That will cause a host of problems. Please post and let us know if you find a solution.

itburns2004
01-21-2009, 01:08 PM
You could have reflux. Truly. GERD cuasus a nasal drip too. xlear is a great nasal sparay for nasal drips. It will also kill yeast nd fungus. I would look ito the reflux as well.

peanetty
02-04-2009, 08:49 AM
I just got over a really bad cold, complete with a really awful post nasal drip... I started using an echinacea spray and it cleared me up in a few days. I'm sure there are lots of brands out there, but I used Naturally Nova Scotia.

I hope it clears up for you! :)

diane777
02-16-2009, 08:28 PM
I found a homeopath that works GREAT for me, and I use it daily. It's called "Mucuous Membranes" (I know - yuck) and the bottle reads: Futureplex B-8 by Antitiox. Most homeopathic stores should have it or should be able to get it. I order it on-line.

I have had chronic post nasal drip for my all life, and it was horrible. It was going on all the time. I went through 2 boxes of tissues a day.

Now, when I wake up, I dose myself with this tincture. It's a Godsend. It works so well that I am never without a bottle in my pocketbook. So many foods trigger more of a production -- bread, cheese, etc. -- so out comes my homeopath before I eat my toast in the morning.





[QUOTE=leea1206;3829849]I have been dealing with a chronic cough d/t post nasal drip for almost a year.(mostly at night.) I have been to the doc 3x over past 9mths. Obtained zpack antibiotic the 1st time. The pink nonsteroid inhaler and a chest xray (all clear) 2nd time and finally rec of buying OTC product like Claritin.

leea1206
02-23-2009, 11:46 PM
I have not visited this thread for awhile. - Alot of great remedies.
My post nasal drip has improved quite a bit. I'm not sure why, but i'm sleeping alot better and coughing less. BUT, I will keep this list for future reference.

I have heard PND can be caused by GI problems, as was stated. I have never had heartburn except a couple of times and don't have much in the way of GI. - Who knows? To be honest, I have had others tell me I should follow-up with a GI doc or pulmonologist, BUT, I have had alot of health issues in the last 3yrs, and I do not want any more tests, meds or to see any "new" specialists. I am so glad my symptoms have improved and can live with the small amount of discomfort I have now form the occasional coughing.

I AM recently postmenopausal at 50, and heard that can enhance underlying tendencies towards allergies. - We live in a high allergin area, especially mold and ragweed, so that makes sense to me.

Anyway, thanks for all the posts.
Leea





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