Post nasal drip, catarrh, abnormal throat sensation, snoring, feeling a lump
- Jan 7, 2022
- 1 min read
All of these symptoms can be caused by having a long, thick or just unusual uvula - the hanging down structure in the back of the throat.
Here's a picture of a very thick and forward pointing uvula that was driving the patient mad as it was constantly being felt at the back of her mouth. She couldn't stop rubbing her tongue against it. So I injected local anaesthetic above it, and vapourised it away in about 10 minutes, see second picture. Immediately the sensation had gone, she will be reviewed in
4 weeks for the final result.
The page on post‑nasal drip and throat sensations explains how excess mucus can trigger catarrh, snoring, or the feeling of a lump in the throat. It emphasizes that these symptoms often stem from chronic irritation or reflux, and targeted treatments can ease discomfort. That careful management feels much like Slope game, where precision in every move matters—here, each medical adjustment keeps progress steady while opening paths toward relief.
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