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I have plugged sinuses, yellow snot, a bad cough, congestion in chest and throat, and an irritated throat and almost no voice. what could i have?
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URI: It sounds like you may have an upper respiratory infection with associated laryngitis. This could be bacterial or viral and best to see your physician to see if you need an antibiotic and/or medication to reduce swelling
Answered 12/17/2014
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