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A member asked:
Finished vancomycin last wk for a blood infection. now just noticed when i cough i feel a little bit of phlegm, what can it be? i just finished meds!
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Phlegm: Could be post nasal drip from any nasal irritation such as smoke, dry air , allergies or a viral infection for a few examples.
Answered 10/20/2015
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