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Hello doctor. for about 4 weeks i've been coughing a lot with a tickle in my chest. when mucus it's either white/very light green or clear and bubbly.
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Exam needed: Your symptoms may be due to a lower respiratory tract infection,which could include bronchitis, pneumonia or bronchiectasis, and in view of the month long duration, I recommend that a physician examine you for diagnosis and treatment. Appropriate tests, which will most likely include a chest xray, will be ordered.
Answered 6/9/2018
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