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Heavy nasal fluid after smoking hookah(sheesha). is this the cause? i'm smoker and smoked hookah on that day.
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A coincidence: Most likely is a seasonal flu. Is a viral infection. The common symptoms are: fever, muscle ache, headache, dry cough and nasal congestion. The good rest and lots of fluids are sufficient remedies.
Answered 12/30/2013
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