The phlegm may be causing me to lose it a little.
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Next came a hacking cough, bringing up puddles of red phlegm.
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He regularly hocks phlegm and has an almost impossibly raspy laugh.
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"A lot of these techniques create lots of phlegm," Kelsey said.
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The Skull Island jungle looks like green spaghetti with phlegm balls.
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Chazz Palminteri had phlegm in his throat on a recent Friday.
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And there are now two pumpkin patches infected with black slurpy phlegm.
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Doctors take samples from saliva, mucus, or phlegm swabs to analyze in labs.
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Moist. Luggage. Crevice. Stroke. Slacks. Phlegm. How did those words make you feel?
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I think I swallowed phlegm at least three times while writing this sentence.
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Jeb swallowed back some phlegm, moved stiffly to the couch, and sat down.
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He was coughing up black phlegm, shivering and his temperature climbed to 104 degrees.
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The swabs are used to collect samples of patient's phlegm and saliva for testing.
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Parents also provided regular updates about symptoms like coughing and phlegm production in their children.
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If our lungs fill with phlegm, we lack the muscle strength to cough them clear.
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But Schaffner added that the lingering presence of viral particles in phlegm is more concerning.
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This court's sinuses are also a disgusting phlegm factory, and so I extend my sympathy.
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The next day, Kim complained to doctor she had a streak of blood in her phlegm.
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But that phlegm is one of your body's ways of collecting and getting rid of bacteria.
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These drugs "pull water into the phlegm, making it easier to cough out," Dr. Voigt says.
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Pre-Enlightenment physicians also believed in the four humors: blood, yellow bile, black bile, and phlegm.
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Eucalyptus essential oil Breathing in this oil can help loosen phlegm to ease congestion, Oula says.
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The human body contained four viscous liquids or "humors": phlegm, blood, yellow bile and black bile.
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Reiko, his wife, feeds him through a tube to his stomach and clears phlegm from his throat.
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Now let's say you cough, but the phlegm gets stuck halfway between your mouth and your throat.
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Once, some phlegm got caught in his throat and his roommate had to give him the Heimlich.
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The color changes as the fruit ripens from green to phlegm to the unhealthy white of a cataract.
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The problems included coughing, congestion, phlegm in kids who didn't have a cold or the flu, or bronchitis.
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Instead, you'll greet each new day with gratitude, despite coughing up phlegm and tossing down a dozen pills.
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On Thursday night, thousands of vials of New Yorkers' spit, mucus, and cough phlegm arrived at private laboratories.
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In healthcare settings, it also can spread via exposure to infected patients' saliva, phlegm, blood, and respiratory droplets.
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Before we get to the pixie-phlegm portion, let's focus on the eye-cream part of it, shall we?
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We're just not sure which is more awkward: Cruz actually getting booed or Cruz talking about Trump's back phlegm.
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The latest examination of his blood and phlegm showed the severity of his infection had lowered, the palace said.
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In a searing moment, she describes Agamemnon prying open Briseis' mouth and spitting a gob of phlegm into it.
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JOHN DORAN, COLUMNIST, VICE So another [coughs up phlegm, rolls it around mouth, spits violently at floor] Drynuary is over.
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"[Phlegm] may drip down from the nose and sinuses, or get coughed up from the lower airway," Dr. Voigt says.
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Coughing is your body's natural mechanism for clearing mucus and phlegm out of the lungs and throat, Dr. Voigt says.
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Yan's world is earthy, male and often very juvenile: snot, urine, phlegm and voluminous breasts almost qualify as secondary characters.
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So your in-flight nose is similar to your nose when you have a cold, but hopefully with less phlegm.
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"A snake went over my foot!" he shouted, and his voice broke as if he had phlegm in his throat.
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The flu can be such an inconvenience, keeping you holed up in your home feeling like a sack of phlegm.
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These four liquids governed your body, and you could get rid of bile and phlegm quite straightforwardly by, for example, vomiting.
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The Wuhan coronavirus spreads in droplets — usually saliva or phlegm from coughs and sneezes — which on average can travel 6 feet.
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Without much hesitation, she produced a good amount of phlegm and put it in the blender with all the other ingredients.
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For example, as I write this, I am still dealing with lovely phlegm, coughing, and laryngitis that started three weeks ago.
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The reason you may feel especially bothered by it when you're sick is because you're probably producing more phlegm than usual.
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The outbreak now has 2,744 confirmed cases of the virus, which can pass from human to human via saliva or phlegm.
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Nonetheless, the show must go on, and Pink's wants to make sure it's the best possible one — even if it's phlegm-filled.
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But people who were bothered by moist also found that words for bodily fluids — vomit, puke and phlegm — largely struck a nerve.
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He quit his two-pack-a-day cigarette habit after Jason coughed up black phlegm while seated on his lap, Dening said.
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While we all love moist chocolate cake, the word can also trigger images of vomit, phlegm, or the grosser parts of sex.
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In the weeks after the outbreak, it was discovered that the coronavirus can pass from human to human via saliva or phlegm.
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However, dry, thick phlegm is harder to clear, he says, and all that extra coughing and throat clearing can make your throat sore.
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She recently had slowed down her eating and vomited a little phlegm for a few days but other than that was acting fine.
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To be minding your business, enjoying your $25, glorified Ellio's pizza, totally unaware that someone else's phlegm is going along for the ride.
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As a chemical engineer who studies the motion of fluids, Bill Ristenpart deals with a lot of spattered blood and aerosolized pathogenic mouse phlegm.
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Connotation: Moist has connections both negative and positive, but many people correlate moist with our basest bodily fluids, including vomit, phlegm and discharge. 3.
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In addition to shortness of breath, sometimes even during normal daily activities, a persistent cough that does not produce phlegm is a common symptom.
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But phlegm and mucus are actually totally normal bodily products, so there's no need to be embarrassed about your need to hock a loogie.
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But unlike HIV, this coronavirus is a respiratory infection and doesn't jump from person to person via blood, but via phlegm and saliva droplets.
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For millennia, the human body was understood as a vessel for a quartet of liquids: yellow bile, black bile, white phlegm, and red blood.
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Black bile, yellow bile, blood, phlegm: we pledged—to divide ourselves up and played flip cup to determine who'd bust a move to begin.
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From upstairs there came a grunt, the clearing of phlegm, a cough or two, more grunting, and then a voice that said, Who's that?
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Measles, a virus that invades the nose and throat, causing fever, cough and phlegm, is one of the most contagious pathogens on the planet.
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But trying to stifle your cough is way worse than dealing with any possible embarrassment — especially if you cough up a little mucus or phlegm.
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At that point, it's called phlegm, and it's harder to clear out of your airways — your nose, sinuses, and lungs — because it's so much thicker.
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Imagine a chocolate purse full of perfume-flavoured pink phlegm and you will have some idea of quite how bad the Strawberry Delight really is.
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He appeared in the action films "Transformers: Age of Extinction" and "Deadpool"; you might also know him as the talking phlegm ball in Mucinex commercials.
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In hospital, for four months I was fully conscious, unable to talk, unable to move and perpetually on the verge of drowning in my own phlegm.
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Well, there was the humoral theory of the body, which is the idea that the body has four humors: phlegm, yellow bile, black bile, and blood.
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For the most part, the body took care of this naturally: black bile, yellow bile, and phlegm were expelled through excrement, sweat, tears, and nasal discharge.
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A doctor will check for pneumonia and might order a urine or a phlegm test to see whether the Legionella bacteria has caused the lung infection.
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Its name is derived from the fishy aroma the leaves emit; it was traditionally used for a cure for pneumonia and a means to combat phlegm.
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A 2001 article from the Wall Street Journal quotes Taco Bell as giving a nearly identical hollow apology after a police officer found phlegm in his nachos.
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Burning Phlegm – "Nothing"These guys were a sort of supergroup formed by members of legendary local hardcore punk bands, albeit featuring Iggor Cavalera (Sepultura, Mixhell) on drums.
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The saddest wicker paint peeling nets and phlegm sound of that last anchor borne aloft hand over hand, dangling, the ferryman aware of what this might mean.
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"The real way to know if you've said it right is if you get some phlegm on the person in front of you," the rabbi told us.
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Every day, a nurse came to take Gadon's vitals, watch her take medication and collect coughed-up phlegm (Gadon needed three consecutive clean tests to go free).
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Their rodents learn to sniff out mines on old battlefields in Angola, Mozambique and Cambodia, or to detect tuberculosis in phlegm samples from patients in Tanzania and Mozambique.
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Their latest EP sinks their talons in deeper, offering moments both catchier (the grinning rave-up "SEXY VAMPIRE") and more crushing (the stuttering, scuffed, phlegm smeared title track).
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"That may contribute to a small amount of transmission in hospital settings," he said, since that's where patients with severe cases are clustered close together and expelling phlegm.
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And if a little phlegm comes out too, it's not necessarily a big deal — it's just a sign that your body's doing its thing to make you feel better.
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They include high fever, shaking, chills, a persistent cough with phlegm, shortness of breath, chest pain while breathing or coughing, and suddenly feeling worse after a cold or flu.
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Got too cozy with someone dripping phlegm on the subway, or accidentally touched the faucet handle after your coughing, sneezing, red-nosed coworker smeared their germs all over it?
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This might not surprise you if you've witnessed any of the beautiful, smog-enhanced sunsets we've been having recently, or woken up coughing jet-black phlegm into your fist.
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A new study found that the virus lingers in recovered patients' phlegm and poop for weeks after diagnostic tests using swabs from their nose and throats came back negative.
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From that group, the researchers identified 22 people who tested negative based on throat and nose swabs but had phlegm and poop that still tested positive for the coronavirus.
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"Many essential oils can act as decongestants and expectorants, relieving congestion and clearing phlegm," says Valerie Oula, director of vibrational energy at The Well, a membership-based wellness club.
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Patients had to spit up phlegm, blood, and mucus into the smaller sink so that it wouldn't contaminate the rest of the water supply, which was flushed into the river.
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I felt better just listening to the echoing sounds of my breathing, the phlegm roiling in my throat when I swallowed, my eyes blinking, the weak ticking of my heart.
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This brings to mind the disturbing image of a suited CEO hacking up phlegm-streaked £50 notes, choking on great wodges of cash in a literal representation of modern football's excess.
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The researchers checked in with the study participants periodically, assessing things like their sleep, whether they felt nauseated, if their throat or mouth hurt, and how much phlegm they coughed up.
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It asserts that he cannot swallow and requires a feeding tube to eat and drink and the suctioning of phlegm and saliva throughout the day and night to avoid breathing complications.
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Even kids who don't have asthma find it harder to breathe smoke-tainted air, and it can make otherwise healthy people cough up phlegm, a report from the Environmental Protection Agency says.
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Let's just say, any time you ingest a lot of phlegm it could give you a little bit of stomach upset, but is not going to leave you clutching the toilet bowl.
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Bon Iver's new 22, A Million, out since September, layers on the blips and bleeps and electrocoughs of digital phlegm, expressing through form the anxieties that a million forlorn ballads couldn't capture.
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"If it's a dry cough and not productive, no phlegm, you're not short of breath and have no fever, it's OK to wait a bit to see if it resolves," she said.
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The king's condition showed some improvement in most of August before he had rapid breathing and sticky phlegm on Wednesday, and an examination showed severe infection in his blood, the statement said.
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In the terrifying final story, "The Fugitive," the protagonist escapes on foot, choking on blood and phlegm and dirt, the police breaking down the door, the sickness slowing him with each step.
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Even though it can feel gross to hurl phlegm out of your throat, you probably should, says Erich Voigt, MD, clinical associate professor in the Department of Otolaryngology at NYU Langone Medical Center.
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People who were averse to "moist" also responded similarly to words such as "phlegm," and "vomit," leading him to believe that the disgust is related in part to the association with bodily functions.
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Maybe it's because it's sunny outside (always a bonus); maybe it's because my brain is fuzzy with phlegm; maybe it's because my nose piercing, fed up with endless nose-blowing, is pulsating in pain.
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But any time you're concerned about how much phlegm you're making or how long you've been coughing that stuff up, you should see a doctor so they can figure out exactly what's causing it.
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That's because every 20 years or so, a new generation vomits up a little phlegm of alienated losers who find an outlet for their resentments in the embrace of Nazi and white supremacist ideology.
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And while many patients of the coronavirus do have a dry cough, those with coronavirus pneumonia also have had or could have a productive, or "wet," cough which produces phlegm (sputum), according to Atmar.
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The materials in question include swabs that medical workers use to collect samples of patients' phlegm and saliva for testing, and disposable plastic tips for the pipettes that lab technicians use to transfer liquids.
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From the flies buzzing around Rexy's stinking sleeping body to the mucus and phlegm we see, there's an impressive blend of both CGI and practical effects in use that helps bring us closer to the dinosaurs.
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In the weeks after the outbreak, it was discovered that the coronavirus can pass from human to human via saliva or phlegm, creating newfound concerns for those living in areas with existing patients of the virus.
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The wide range depends on factors like the type of surface a droplet lands on, the temperature or humidity of the surrounding environment, and what kind of droplet a virus is traveling in (saliva or phlegm, say).
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"I've not experienced any of the negative side effects of cannabis smoking since dedicating my regimen to vaporization," Mark tells me, before listing a number of regular smoking side-effects, like chronic coughing, wheezing, and coughing up phlegm.
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We've known for awhile that climate change is making allergy season more severe for sufferers, but it may also have a secondary effect: converting ignorant non-sufferers like me into hacking, wheezing, phlegm-buckets like the rest of you.
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Exhaust from cars and trucks, in combination with wind-borne dust from the Arabian Desert and humid air from the Persian Gulf, formed a thick, phlegm-colored haze that made breathing unpleasant—an effect exacerbated by the ferocious heat.
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Technically, a warm drink like a hot toddy would be helpful for someone who has a sore throat, phlegm in their chest, or a stuffy nose, says Alexis Halpern, MD, emergency medicine physician at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.
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A study published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care, also suggested adolescents who use e-cigarettes are twice as likely to suffer respiratory symptoms—a persistent cough, bronchitis, congestion, and phlegm, among other ailments— as those who don't.
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To verify that an illness is the new coronavirus, scientists must first gather viral samples from a person by taking swabs of saliva or mucus from their nose and mouth, or a chunk of whatever phlegm they might cough up.
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The best way to diagnose the coronavirus isn&apost via X-rays, though — it&aposs a laboratory test, which involves taking swabs of saliva or mucus from a patient&aposs nose and mouth or testing phlegm they may cough up.
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In 1998, the late painter William Brown portrayed Mari Lwyd as an animated creature with human feet, while Clive Hicks-Jenkins has explored the character in a series of narrative illustrations; there's even a mural tribute in Cardiff by the street artist Phlegm.
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The e-cig users were more likely to have not smoked traditional cigarettes, had less cough and phlegm production at the end of a year and had less severe urges to smoke than those on replacement patches and other forms of nicotine replacement.
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A new study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine suggests that even after samples from recovering coronavirus patients' noses and throats came back negative for the COVID-19 virus, the patients were still shedding the virus in their sputum (phlegm) and poop.
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By day he studied audio engineering at a community college — one of the reasons he couldn't afford health insurance — and at night he worked as a D.J. Now the 24-year-old couldn't get through his sets without hacking up green phlegm.
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These lads are directly, openly calling on England to be booted out of Europe, and yet they have almost certainly spent the last 12 hours crying down the phone to their girlfriends and moaning the words "Harry... Kane... on... corners" through heaving, phlegm-heavy sobs.
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Considering the deteoriating paint job, the dust on the turnbuckles, and the rusty stench of blood-soaked phlegm that has collected inside a plastic spit bucket, it is surprising how well-dressed and clean-cut Eubank Jr. is when we get back to his home.
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There's something viscerally satisfying in how unrepentantly gross Thick Spit is; its songs about blood clots, wet organs, and pulling out your own hair come spilling out of two phlegm-slicked throats, with Sami Kaiser's forcing out rabid howls and Zach Miller's propelling guttural roars.
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Overall, the team found that respiratory and irritation symptoms like coughing, sore throat, phlegm and shortness of breath improved within a few weeks after a reduction in pollution output from sources such as a steel mill, or pollution-reduction measures during the 1996 and 2008 Olympics.
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"Chiffon billowing up…" Although a bit under the weather ("I have my kid's cold!" she told the production crew, warning of "phlegm" issues), the star gamely practiced handing a prop statuette to a "winner" and read from a teleprompter positioned at the back of the near-empty orchestra.
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It's true that I provide for the people around me running updates about the type and quality of my illness, the intensity and character of its effects, the particular sounds of the cough, the volumes and colors of phlegm discharge and my own feelings about all of the above.
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They've put on shows with The Magic Gang and Happyness and now they're sharing a live session from The Drugstore (so named by previous occupants The Jesus & Mary Chain) with Idles, the best band you've seen this side of the last time the force of live music booted you in your phlegm-covered face.
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" They continue: "We recorded the original music being played in the club, wrote the music, rehearsed and recorded live on set the tracks played by the bands—ranging from a live kraut techno band, White Virgins, bequiffed psychobilly trio They Live through to hardcore outfit Burning Phlegm, whilst chanteuse Charlotte represents the other end of the spectrum with her neo soul pop.
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According to the National Library of Medicine's blog Circulating Now, the practice was used in antiquity to help balance a person's humors — this was back when doctors thought that all medical problems were caused by imbalances in four bodily fluids (black bile, yellow bile, phlegm, and blood), a bizarre form of pseudoscience that endured for more than 2,000 years — and was later used to treat a range of conditions including psoriasis, lupus, and sleep disorders.
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