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Thick black green coming from nose when blowing?
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Infection: Sound like a nasal or sinus infection. If its only been going on for a short while (4 days or less) its probably viral. If it has been going on longer it may be bacterial. You should discuss this with your doctor if it continues.
Answered 12/6/2018
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