also try one of my natural antihistamines which help to fight allergic reactions.
Asthma
Constant mucus in the throat is often experienced by people who suffer from asthma. Asthma causes inflammation in the bronchial tube and stimulates more production of mucus.
Although asthma is usually associated with wheezing and frequent coughing, the Food and Drug Association (FDA) says that mild and severe asthma results in an “excessive production of mucus.”5 This can build up in the throat and cause allergy-like symptoms.
A study published in The New England Journal
