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I have had cold-like symptoms for over a month. also, when i inhale, it feels like there's mucus or something in my chest. what could it be?
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Possibly bronchitis: You may have developed a case of bronchitis - an inflammation of the airway tubes in your lungs. Symptoms that have persisted this long is not normal for a typical cold. You should see your physician about this to see if you need additional treatment, like antibiotics.
Answered 2/18/2015
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