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I have drank alot of pepsi and dr pepper can that cause my cough up to have brown stuff in it?
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Probably not: Not unless you aspirated ( breathed into your lungs ) the soft drinks
Answered 9/19/2014
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Probably: definitely I have seen brown material from coughing though often it is reflux from the stomach The sodas do not get into your lungs but stay in the back of your throat and can be included with the mucous when you cough If any blood or black material in the sputum then see a provider
Answered 11/16/2014
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