- female
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
I've been dealing with severe headaches for months, and an ENT doctor diagnosed me with a mucosal polyp growth in my nose, recommending surgery. My sinuses hurt a lot, and sometimes there's discharge. I'm worried should I go for the surgery or are there other treatments? Some relatives say the surgery might cause future issues like more headaches is that possible? Could you advise?
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View allI've been having this weird issue lately and I'm getting a bit worried. I'm a 26-year-old female, and for the past two days, I've noticed brown stains when I clear my throat in the morning. This has never happened to me before. Im also taking Sandu blood purifier syrup every night just before bed, and its the same color as the stains. On top of that, I get mouth ulcers and tonsillitis quite often. Do you think the syrup could be causing the discoloration, or is this something I should be more concerned about?
The brown stain in your cough could be due to the Sandu blood purifier syrup you are taking, as it is of the same color. It is possible that the syrup is causing irritation or inflammation in your throat, leading to the brownish stain in your cough. I recommend stopping the syrup for now and observing if the brown stain improves. Additionally, frequent mouth ulcers and tonsil issues may indicate an underlying infection or inflammation in your throat and oral cavity. I suggest you consult a doctor for a proper evaluation and treatment plan.
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I'm experiencing a dry cough after I eat. Could this be a sign of a throat infection or something else? I'm a bit worried and would appreciate any advice or solutions you might have.
That could be Pharyngitis visit ENT doctor for appropriate treatment.
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I'm a bit concerned about my recovery after having septoplasty and inferior turbinate reduction surgery two weeks ago. My nose has been really dry and painful when I inhale, and it even vibrates when I breathe heavily. Is this something that will get better soon, or should I be worried?
yes it can be reduce
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