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Originally posted by Dan
Got exactly the same problem. Had this for about two years. Never runs just blocked.
Also get these kinda snot/air bubble thing that fly out when I blow. It clears for a while after that.
Now started getting headaches and similar pains in eyes/forhead. Been given that steroid nasal spray beconase. Seems to be helping.
A netti pot is a good thing. Where u pour salt water up your nose and it comes out otherside. Helped Alot before.
Horrible feeling, it makes me feel dizzy now and again aswell
Deffo sinusus (sp) for you sir 
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adiohead
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Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
i reckon something has crawled up your nose while you have been asleep.
sleep outside at all? camping etc
http://youtu.be/DadTHr7AlEc
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Archie
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Originally posted by Jambo
Do you get it after eating?
Nah its more of a 24/7 sorta thing.
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Archie
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Originally posted by adiohead
How do you know?
Took me ages to find out I was. Although, I doubt this is the cause. Dairy in general can cause mucus
Have you tried snorting water and spraying it back out?
Have you ever broken your nose?
Do you drink lots of alcohol?
[Edited on 14-07-2011 by adiohead]
I dont know i guess
Not tried the water thing, will though.
Never broke my nose.
Dont drink very often.
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Carl
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I had/have similiar, mine is a milk allergy though. Had a totally milk free diet and everything was sound, I only found out after getting referred to a dietition as I always had phlem in the morning and every 3-6 month i'd get a chest infection. Cut it out totally, milk, butter, yoghurts even to the extent of things with milk in the flavouring and see how it goes, worth a shot.
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Archie
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Now you mention that Carl i do get frequent chest infections and am phlemy occasioanly.
Just blamed my athsma for chest infections.
And the phlem i just assumed was shit clearing out from me quitting smoking.
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adiohead
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I've had two lots of septoplasty on my nose for breathing problems.
I wouldn't advise it though because I still have trouble, and you feel like hell after the op!
[Edited on 14-07-2011 by adiohead]
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Carl
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Originally posted by Archie
Now you mention that Carl i do get frequent chest infections and am phlemy occasioanly.
Just blamed my athsma for chest infections.
And the phlem i just assumed was shit clearing out from me quitting smoking.
Give it a go, I drank milk all my life but seems it developed, I still have odd bit now but if I get carried away I'll get a bad throat an onset of feeling rough, some stuff seem to trigger it more than others it seems, odd stuff like if I'd have 2 steak bakes from greggs! Mine became a problem as I'd gip from phelgm which made me spew 90% of times if I had an hangover.
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drbeansri
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Go to the gp a.nd ask to be refered to an ENT specialist.
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giles92
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my nose was always blocked, i had an operation, where they basically bore your nose out. nose is fine now 
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