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I've been smoking marijuana daily for 2 years now and have recently developed thick phlegm in my throat.how can i help this in addition to quitting?
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Gargle: Increase the amount of water and fluids you are drinking to help thin the phlegm, as well as gargling with something to help break up the phlegm, like a salt and vinegar gargle twice a day.
Answered 1/18/2021
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