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Hi. i've had coughing up phlegm for the past two months and have been taking acc effervescent for the past two weeks,once a day. the meds keep the cou?
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Need to examine: Any cough lasting longer than two weeks warrants an investigation and it is imperative that you see your doctor for an evaluation. Wish you good health!
Answered 5/12/2018
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