Q. What is Post Nasal Drip?

A. When a cold and flu virus invades the body, the mucus membranes in the throat become swollen and sore, therefore producing excess mucus to defend itself. The mucus in the throat eventually gets thicker and causes a discharge. This discharge goes down the only place it can, at the back of the throat, this is called Post Nasal Drip.

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