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What Causes Cough And Stomach Heaviness With Mucous Feeling In Throat?

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Posted on Mon, 22 Jun 2015
Question: i have a bad taste and dry mouth with a cough and maybe mucus in the stomach. what is causing this and what can I do
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Answered by Dr. Saddiq Ulabidin (16 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Stomach issues can cause it

Detailed Answer:
Hello,

Welcome to Health Care Magic.
Thanks for writing.

I am Dr.Saddiq-ul-Abidin. I have read your question completely, I understand your concern and will try to help you in best way possible.

Cough and stomach heaviness with some mucous feeling in throat or sore throat can well be caused by stomach acid irritation.This can well be controlled easily

There are certain measures you can take which will help you control your symptoms.

1) Avoid bitter sour food.
2) Avoid fizzy, sour, caffeinated drinks, , don't take tea or coffee at all.
3) Avoid smoking and alcohol if you use them.
4) Increase fibre content in your food strictly avoid junk, use whole wheat products , you can even use fibre supplements (organic ones)
5) Eat red and white meat less for some days.
6) Reduce weight if you have more weight than you should.
7) Don't fall asleep or lie down immediately after dinner. have a 15-20 mins walk.


Then we come to meds,

1) You can use antacids over the counter for quick relieve like syrup Gaviscon.
2) I would prescribe my patient with Omeprazole or any other PPI they really help.
3) Then my patients responded really well to prokinetics like motillium.
4) I would also ask my patients to take zantac in night if they took omerpazole in morning to add the effect.

This will take a couple of days to get corrected dont worry.


I hope this answered your question.If you have more queries I am happy to answer.Otherwise rate and close the discussion


Regards.

Dr.Saddiq ul Abidin
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What Causes Cough And Stomach Heaviness With Mucous Feeling In Throat?

Brief Answer: Stomach issues can cause it Detailed Answer: Hello, Welcome to Health Care Magic. Thanks for writing. I am Dr.Saddiq-ul-Abidin. I have read your question completely, I understand your concern and will try to help you in best way possible. Cough and stomach heaviness with some mucous feeling in throat or sore throat can well be caused by stomach acid irritation.This can well be controlled easily There are certain measures you can take which will help you control your symptoms. 1) Avoid bitter sour food. 2) Avoid fizzy, sour, caffeinated drinks, , don't take tea or coffee at all. 3) Avoid smoking and alcohol if you use them. 4) Increase fibre content in your food strictly avoid junk, use whole wheat products , you can even use fibre supplements (organic ones) 5) Eat red and white meat less for some days. 6) Reduce weight if you have more weight than you should. 7) Don't fall asleep or lie down immediately after dinner. have a 15-20 mins walk. Then we come to meds, 1) You can use antacids over the counter for quick relieve like syrup Gaviscon. 2) I would prescribe my patient with Omeprazole or any other PPI they really help. 3) Then my patients responded really well to prokinetics like motillium. 4) I would also ask my patients to take zantac in night if they took omerpazole in morning to add the effect. This will take a couple of days to get corrected dont worry. I hope this answered your question.If you have more queries I am happy to answer.Otherwise rate and close the discussion Regards. Dr.Saddiq ul Abidin