Throat Mucus in the Morning, Siblings Have It Too

Posted By Ann (Albany, Ny) on 09/23/2018

In the first part of the day, I have excessive throat mucus and must continually try to clear my throat. Is there a reason for such mucus? Both of my sisters experience the same thing daily. I recall my father doing the same throat clearing. Any help is appreciated.

~Ann

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Replied by Sabita (United States) on 09/23/2018

When I have anything with sugar I usually have a lot of mucus and throat clearning.
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Replied by Charity (Faithville, Us) on 09/24/2018

Salt thins mucus, but I would consider what microbe imbalance may be at play also. I use apple cider vinegar 1 tsp in cup of water in morning. It deals with mucus issues, tastes aweful, drink through a straw. Don't heat it or cool it or it ruins the mother/veil/antibiotic properties it has.
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Replied by Teena (Melbourne, Australia) on 09/24/2018

Ann, you may consider N Acetyl Cysteine for among it's many benefits, are a protective and restorative of the lungs, and a thinning of mucous. Best to you.
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Replied by Denise (Crescent City, Ca) on 10/01/2018

I have this issue as well. I am not sure the cause of it, but it can be thick enough to gag me. I think it is Silent Reflux causing it. You can check that out and see if your symptoms match here:

https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/laryngopharyngeal-reflux.html

For mine, I've found drinking plenty of water helps and I am managing 6 of the 8 ounces so far (never been good at drinking water but now it's 99% of my liquid a day). I have read that if it's "environmental" allergies, your mucous is usually clear, mine is not and it's stuck there like glue (sorry).

Anyway, if it's really bad I take a few sips of baking soda water, and/or, irrigate with Sea salt. Since your family has it too, I'm not sure what it could be, this reply is just to tell you what mine is like. I hope it helps. I also have Acid Reflux of course, so I am careful to not eat any, or at least, too many of the foods that can trigger it.

Denise

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