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Pain when Inhaling/Sore Throat/Nasal Congestion possible LPR?

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darren48456
darren48456

Hello Everyone

About 3 months ago I began to cough up alot of mucous in the mornings, sore throat, nasal congestion. Been in for covid test/X Ray and CT Scan and everything negative. Doctor is calling it reactive airway disease, Im liking it more to LPR or Silent Reflux. I also have had lower right side abdominal bloating like a bubble inside the hip which never goes away , my right side of my abdomen is also very tight/like pressure bloating which never goes away, been for all the tests

Can anyone else relate?

Thanx

Darren

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  • sandra25751
    sandra25751 darren48456

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    im having similar problems , i got sick just as lockdown started, first they diagnosed chostochondiritis , this was after 4 hospital visits by ambulance and chest xrays for covid , i know with costochondiritis it feels like a heart attack because its inflammation of chest wall and breast boneand im on morphine ,but about aweek later my acid reflux got worse, burning in throat all time , and cant eat much, chest pain and breathing was worse, pain under my bottom rib on left side ,.Went for barium meal xray today ,waste of time , he said he couldnt see any acid reflux,which as i understand is quite common with lpr, but iv had nasal congestion for a year prior to this , and im wondering if this is linked ,as i read some aricles that say its a common occurrence with lpr, must admit im stuck on what to do next as i feel so ill and my gp is a waste of space

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