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A member asked:
Having chest infection n taking anti biotics last day. suddenly green phlegm reduced by 90% today surprisingly but feel slight chestdiscomfort.normal?
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Chest Infection: It seems you are getting better, if there is no cough and phlegm has cleared.Then just watch and see if it goes away, if not follow up with your doctor.
Answered 10/3/2016
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