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I had chemical bronchitis from a household accident almost 2 months ago. i am still coughing up white and foaming liquids. is this normal?
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Still irritated: Bronchial mucosa is still irritated and hyper secreting mucus. Is the agent still around? Or have you developed a secondary infection, or allergy? Needs eval and care.
Answered 9/14/2014
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