How To Get Rid Of Mucus?
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Drink plenty of water
Use a humidifier
Take a hot shower or inhale steam
Gargle with warm salt water
Blow your nose gently
Use saline nasal spray or rinse
Rest and sleep enough
Avoid smoke, dust, and strong odors
Limit dairy if it makes mucus feel thicker
Use over-the-counter expectorants if appropriate
Treat allergies if they are the cause
See a doctor if mucus is severe, persistent, bloody, or accompanied by trouble breathing or fever
Hold your breath
Sip cold water slowly
Drink water from the opposite side of a glass
Use a saline nasal spray
Rinse with a saline nasal rinse or neti pot
Drink plenty of fluids
Stand up and walk for a few minutes
Stretch your calves, hamstrings, and thighs
Flex and point your feet repeatedly
Offer small, frequent feeds to help keep mucus thin
Keep the baby well hydrated with breast milk or formula
Use saline drops in the nose to loosen mucus
Drink plenty of water
Sip warm liquids
Gargle with warm salt water
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