If you’re anything like me—working in pulmonary care, seeing patients struggle with the annoying, never-ending drip in the back of their throat—you know how frustrating asthma-related postnasal drip can be. Whether you’re constantly clearing your throat, waking up feeling like you’ve swallowed cotton, or dealing with that tickle that turns into a coughing fit at…
If you’ve ever woken up in the middle of the night gasping for air, or dealing with a stuffy, congested nose, you’re not alone. One of the most common complaints from people with asthma is excessive mucus production, particularly during the night. You may be asking, “Can asthma cause excessive mucus at night?” Well, you’re…
As an Asthma Expert specializing in respiratory health, I’ve often been asked, “Can asthma cause persistent phlegm?” This is a question that many people living with asthma are curious about. If you or someone you know is struggling with asthma, you may have noticed that there’s often a lot of mucus buildup or phlegm, especially…
As an asthma expert with years of experience, I’ve seen firsthand how asthma can impact many aspects of a person’s life, including how the body handles mucus production. A common question I hear from my patients is: Can asthma cause excessive mucus production? It’s a valid concern, as many people with asthma notice that their…
Can Asthma Cause Chest Congestion? 🤔 Let’s Talk About It If you’ve ever wondered, “Can asthma cause chest congestion?”, you’re not alone! I get it—sometimes it’s hard to connect the dots between asthma and that feeling of tightness or pressure in your chest. But yep, asthma can totally cause chest congestion, and it’s more common…
What is Asthma and How Does it Work? 🌬️ First things first, asthma is a condition where your airways get all swollen and narrow, making it tough to breathe. You might wheeze, cough, or feel tight in your chest. It’s different for everyone—some people barely feel it, while others deal with it pretty regularly. But…
What’s Asthma Really About? 🤔 If you’ve got asthma, you probably already know the drill: inflammation in your airways, wheezing, coughing, and just generally feeling like your lungs are working overtime. But here’s the thing—this irritation can also mess with the mucus levels in your airways. It makes your body produce more mucus to protect…
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