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Had Stuffy Sinuses, Congestion Moved To Chest, Cough And Phlegm. What To Do?

A couple of days ago I had stuffy sinuses, yesterday the congestion had moved to my chest and I can now breath through my nose . Minor coughing spells have produced flem which I have spit out as to try not to make myself worse. This morning I woke up with pain in my back between my shoulder blades and still congested in my chest ... what can i do?
Wed, 1 Aug 2012
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ENT Specialist 's  Response
Hi,
it seems you are suffering from acute respiratory tract infection.
Try using warm saline gargle, nasal drops, a mucolytic cough preparation.
Avoid cold and spicy foods.
Try some warm liquids, they will soothe your throat.
You can try steam inhalation.
If situation worsens, contact your family physician immediately.
Wish you a speedy recovery.
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Had Stuffy Sinuses, Congestion Moved To Chest, Cough And Phlegm. What To Do?

Hi, it seems you are suffering from acute respiratory tract infection. Try using warm saline gargle, nasal drops, a mucolytic cough preparation. Avoid cold and spicy foods. Try some warm liquids, they will soothe your throat. You can try steam inhalation. If situation worsens, contact your family physician immediately. Wish you a speedy recovery.