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Why does my phlegm taste salty?
If phlegm leaves a strange taste in the mouth, then it is often a symptom for a bacterial superinfection of the nasopharynx. If the body’s own defense system does not control this bacterial infection within a week, then probably a broad-spectrum antibiotic for 5–7 days will solve the problem. If thaRead more
If phlegm leaves a strange taste in the mouth, then it is often a symptom for a bacterial superinfection of the nasopharynx. If the body’s own defense system does not control this bacterial infection within a week, then probably a broad-spectrum antibiotic for 5–7 days will solve the problem. If that broad-spectrum antibiotic also does not solve the problem, then you should make a microbiological swab test of the phlegm for a germ classification and then take an antibiotic according the result of the resistance test of this germ.
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