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A member asked:
Cough when in contact with cold air. after spitting out the mucous, it goes away. how do i stop the cough completely?
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Cough: Your cough may go away on its own.. It takes a while for the lungs to completely recover but if there is any question see your doctor. Some patients need antibiotics, inhalers, etc.
Answered 10/4/2016
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