Green thick mucus

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Green thick mucus

Asked for Male, 17 Years

I have allergies and due to that sinusitis . I started usings furamist nasal spray and in 2 days a lot of mucus green thich started coming out . Also i m taking montekLc at night. Should I continue using it ?

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Dr. Prathiba Reddy

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Thick mucus is due to infection so first get infection treated if needed with antibiotic n nasal douches n den u can treat ur allergies to keep it under control

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Dr. Chandaa V J ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 6 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Chandaa V J

ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 6 yrs exp Bangalore

Kindly consult ENT U might have to treat the infection as the sputum is green A course of antibiotics is recommended along with symptomatic treatment

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