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I had my tonsils and agnoids removed about 4 days ago and have been coughing up brown mucus quite often. is this normal?
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Tonsil out last week: Totally normal. Gargle with warm salt water and the throats will feel better as well. Keep drinking plenty of water and this will resolve.
Answered 11/5/2016
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