Question 1

I'm feeling like there's something oily in my throat when I swallow, and it keeps coming back up but never fully comes out. I've tried gargling with hot water, but it's really uncomfortable. A few days ago, I had a cold and now I'm suffering from a cough and sore throat. I'm taking Grilinctus for the cough. Can you help me figure out what's going on?

Accepted Answer

its due to cough with mucous continue the same treatment and follow these remedy also as i describe below Drink fluids: Drinking water, herbal tea, or broth thins mucus and helps clear your airways. 
Take honey: A spoonful of honey can soothe a cough and reduce mucus production. Honey's antibacterial properties can also help clear infection. However, you should never give honey to children under one year old. 
Inhale steam: Breathing in steam can help clear mucus and calm your airways. 
Use a neti pot: Saline irrigation can help clear mucus and reduce inflammation. 
Try a hot drink: Hot liquids like tea or broth can help thin mucus. You can try adding honey to teas made with herbal cough remedies like ginger or peppermint.

Question 2

I'm having this issue where after I vomit from acidity, my left ear starts hurting inside. It's really uncomfortable, and I'm worried about what might be causing it. Can you give me some advice on what to do or how to make it stop?

Accepted Answer

Recofast is an antihistamine, often used to alleviate cold, allergy, and flu symptoms.

Given your wife's sudden onset of symptoms and partial relief from Recofast, possible causes might include:

- Common cold or flu
- Allergies (seasonal or environmental)
- Sinusitis

Encourage your wife to:

- Stay hydrated
- Rest
- Use a humidifier to relieve congestion

Consult a doctor if symptoms worsen or persist.

Question 3

I've been struggling with breathing problems for the past four years and suspect there might be extra tissue in my nose. Winters are especially tough it gets really hard to cope. Should I consider medication or would surgery be a better option for this?

Accepted Answer

for P/E ENT specialist opinion is advised to the patient.

A small ear hole can be managed with medication if dry and infection-free. If persistent wetness or hearing loss exists, surgery is advised. Recurrence is rare with proper post-op care.

More ENT Health Queries

I'm having this issue where after I vomit from acidity, my left ear starts hurting inside. It's really uncomfortable, and I'm worried about what might be causing it. Can you give me some advice on what to do or how to make it stop?

I've been struggling with breathing problems for the past four years and suspect there might be extra tissue in my nose. Winters are especially tough it gets really hard to cope. Should I consider medication or would surgery be a better option for this?

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