If you are experiencing a chesty cough which is producing mucus, usually green in colour, this may indicate you have a chest infection.
“Particularly if your cough is accompanied by shortness of breath or wheezing, a high temperature, headaches, fatigue and muscle ache,” said Kanani.
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“This will usually last three weeks, but will go away by itself.
“If it gets worse, or is persistent, your GP may prescribe you with antibiotics, but this is usually a last resort.
Source: Daily Express
