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Cough, Yellow Mucus, Pain After Coughing, Have Tonsils

I was fine yesterday until later in the evening when I began to cough non-stop. Mucus is yellowish and very thick. I went out yesterday is was about 8 Celcius or 40 Fahrenheit, but sunny, and I was bundled up; however, I was breathing in the cold air. No fever no aches, except for the pain after coughing non-stop for 5 minutes. I still have my tonsils as an adult but they are not sore.
Fri, 8 Nov 2013
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Welcome to HCM.
It looks to be lower respiratory infection.
Yellow mucus indicates bacterial infection.
You have to start antibiotic like amoxy/clavulinic.
Take bronchodilator,ambroxal syrup.
Nsaid with antihistaminic is advisable.
Consult your physician for proper diagnosis and medical management.

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Cough, Yellow Mucus, Pain After Coughing, Have Tonsils

Welcome to HCM. It looks to be lower respiratory infection. Yellow mucus indicates bacterial infection. You have to start antibiotic like amoxy/clavulinic. Take bronchodilator,ambroxal syrup. Nsaid with antihistaminic is advisable. Consult your physician for proper diagnosis and medical management.