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Mucus in morning and non productive coughing throughout day. is green mucus sign of getting better?
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Mucus: Mucus can be thicker and more colorful as it sits overnight in our airways. It should usually thin and become more clear as the day progresses. If it worsens and you have fever and/or headache, you could be getting a sinus infection.
Answered 4/21/2016
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