Unfortunately I cannot help you. However, when this reverse sneezing kicks in, I have been told by the vet to block the nostrils with my fingers to force the animal to breathe through its mouth. This calms down the episodes of reverse sneezing.
The other day I noticed a clear/ bloody fluid around my cats bum. It dried up over the next two days but he has just gone in the litter box and has come out with his bottom covered in bright red blood again. Any ideas what this could be? He is eating and playing fine, but seems to lick the area...
