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Is there anything that can help my 3 year son to expel phlegm?
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The cause?: This depends on the cause. If this is from a viral infection, Mucinex may have variable effect. If this is from a lung infection, an antibiotic may be needed, if from asthma, the asthma condition needs to be addressed.
Answered 2/26/2019
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