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Sufferers of bronchiectasis have abnormally enlarged airways because of persistent inflammation or infection. Symptoms include constant cough, phlegm, and mucus. Learn more about bronchiectasis.
6 years ago
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It's just a cold, right? Maybe not. Watch for these symptoms, which could indicate a more serious problem.
5 years ago
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Stuffy nose, sore throat, persistent cough...ugh, it's the flu! Let's look at some common at-home remedies that can help.
5 years ago
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...mucus ...to deal with the bacterial infection and smoking has to cease. If untreated, bronchitis can contribute to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease which is itself the 4th leading killer in ...
5 years ago
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...mucus ...infection called pseudomonas under control. TOBI – the first antibiotic formulated especially for inhalation – delivers the medicine directly to the affected area, bypassing the ...
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9 years ago
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A treatment that shrinks gaps in the mucus membrane might protect caregivers during an influenza outbreak.
4 years ago
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