rosesixtyfive
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Sam just recently recovered from having adenoids removed - adenoids that were incredibly swollen. We did neti pots before the surgery but no mucus came out. Now after the surgery, we are still doing neti pots and no mucus really comes out, a little bit of sticky clear stuff every now and then, but a very small amount. I was under the impression that before the surgery, the mucus was there, but was blocked by the inflammation, and not even a neti pot could move that junk out. But now, since having the surgery on June 25, still nothing really moves. He has felt fine and hasn't been snoring..... UNTIL he got a stomach virus at VBS. The day before he threw up he started snoring again. He threw up Saturday, and now Monday morning, has woken up with a terrible cough. He has not had lung involvement thus far, but the cough scares me. Still doing neti pots, no mucus is coming out, although his cough sounds like he is choking. SO where is the mucus? I feel like I'm fighting a battle when I can't locate the enemy. Anyone have problems like this? Does this sound familiar to anyone? I am going to give him 3 treatments a day for the next 3 days and hopefully move the cough out without going antibiotics again. I feel like all of the antibiotics are weakening his immune system so every time he does something sociable like VBS, he picks something up. Thanks, Rosesixtyfive, mother of Sam, ddf508, 3 years old