worsen the function of the valve that prevents acid backflow, leading to persistent mucus and throat irritation over time.
If you are on long-term acid-suppressing medication and still have mucus buildup, talk to your healthcare provider about alternative approaches to managing reflux symptoms.
Distinguishing Postnasal Drip and Sinus Infections
Another major cause of chronic mucus in the throat is postnasal drip, where excess mucus produced by the sinuses drains down the back of the throat. This often results from chronic sinus infections caused by viruses, bacteria, or fungal overgrowth. Symptoms
