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Congested chest and continuous coughing with chest pain. no flu, no fever. mucus only after drinking hot beverages or after taking steam. what to do?
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Get at evaluation.: Continue the humidification and drinking hot beverages. They both help in loosening mucus. A cough suppressant or sore throat lozenge may also be helpful. Since your Cough is constant and associated with chest pain, and assessment may reveal walking pneumonia or bronchitis. You may benefit from bronchodilator or anti-inflammatory medication and possibly antibiotics.
Answered 3/30/2018
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