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Prescribed Antibiotics, Inhaler, Cough Medicine For Upper Respiratory Infection. Chlorine Taste While Coughing. What Could Be The Problem?

I have had a cough for about two and a half weeks now. I went to the doctor and I had an upper repertory infection and they gave me antibiotics, an inhaler, and a cough medicine. I wasn't having a productive cough. I had more flem come up after I finished my medicine but I am now still having chest pains and raspy cough with no flem and now I have been tasting clorrean taste when I cough. what could be the problem?
Thu, 28 Nov 2013
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hi,
in your query,
as my aspect its a cystic fibrosis condition, because in CF is associated with upper respiratory infections, and viscid mucus plug.
in your condition you have a chlorine test, in CF THERE IS A CHANNELOPATHY, where more chloride in mucus plug.
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Prescribed Antibiotics, Inhaler, Cough Medicine For Upper Respiratory Infection. Chlorine Taste While Coughing. What Could Be The Problem?

hi, in your query, as my aspect its a cystic fibrosis condition, because in CF is associated with upper respiratory infections, and viscid mucus plug. in your condition you have a chlorine test, in CF THERE IS A CHANNELOPATHY, where more chloride in mucus plug.