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Have we talked about phlegm lately? (TMI alert)

post #1 of 5
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Ew, ew, ew. It's there every time I swallow, thick and ... ew. It makes me gag several times a day. Nose isn't the slightest bit stuffed, it feels like it's all in the throat. Please tell me there's something to do about this??
post #2 of 5
Are you staying properly hydrated? I have increased saliva and it gets thick if I don't drink enough...
post #3 of 5
I haven't necessarily been phlegmy, but I have been drooly and slobbery! So maybe if you are more hydrated you will just have loads of saliva, too...
I am over 38 weeks now and it hasn't stopped, I drool the second my head hits the pillow (and it tends to be much slimier more solid drool) and sometimes when I am talking I choke on my saliva, so embarrassing! But at least I don't just drool and slobber obviously (except on the pillow).
I also started to experience the congestion mostly at night and I started snoring (maybe the last 2-3 months). My husband moved to the guest room next to our room first, then he had to move to the basement! I start to snore about 30 seconds after my head hits the pillow! I don't even know I'm asleep yet!
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I'm almost 25 weeks and I've had this to varying degrees throughout my pregnancy. The only thing that helps a little is saline rinses with either a Neti pot or NeilMed Sinus Rinse bottle. It's super annoying. And then when I catch a cold, it's out of control! Sorry you're suffering too mama. It stinks.
post #5 of 5
I've been super phlem-y, and I drink so much water that I have to force myself to eat sometimes because I'm over hydrated. I feel like my voice has changed to a deep man voice to try and combat whatever it does to make me be unable to talk!
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