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Common cold?no cough/fever. started in chest (13 days ago).last 10 days all it is, is thick green mucus congestion in my head. mild fatigue.no fever.
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URI symptoms : If symptoms last more than 10 days and not improving then you should get examined
Answered 7/17/2018
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