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  • female
  • 30 Years
  • 14/08/2025

how risky is eardrum surgery and what are the chances of it working out fine also how long does it usually take to get back to normal after the procedure.Around 24 hours and 2 weeks is advised.

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I'm dealing with this persistent white, thick mucus in my throat, and I need to clear it often, but I don't have a runny nose. Its kinda annoying, and on top of that, I have some gastric issues. Could these things be connected, or what might be going on? It's been worrying me a bit.

The persistent white thick mucus in your throat, accompanied by the need to clear your throat frequently, and gastric issues, may indicate gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), where stomach acid flows up into the throat, causing irritation and mucus production, so consider consulting a gastroenterologist or ENT specialist to discuss treatment options, such as antacids, proton pump inhibitors, or lifestyle changes like dietary modifications and elevated head positioning during sleep.

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I've noticed that my snoring has gotten a lot worse lately, especially over the past month. It wasn't like this before. Is there any way I can deal with it?

Probable dignosis is obstructive sleep apnea syndrome , Weight reduction ,Use CPAP machine ,mouth pieces, not sleeping on your back are advised to the patient.

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I had to have some teeth removed a few months back, and I've been having a rough time since. One of the teeth was near the back on the upper part, and ever since then, I've noticed this small hole where I can suck and push air through. Now I'm dealing with migraines almost daily and this awful smell coming from one nostril. There's also a lot of smelly mucus, and it seems to be running down the back of my throat, making me blow my nose like 25 times a day. Could this all be related to getting my teeth removed, and what should I do about it?

Without any further delay visit Dentist for appropriate management.

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