The airways are exposed to changes in temperature, contamination, allergens or respiratory viruses, and now that summer is over, colds and other infections that cause congestion, cough and accumulation of mucus increase.
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The airways are exposed to changes in temperature, contamination, allergens or respiratory viruses, and now that summer is over, colds and other infections that cause congestion, cough and accumulation of mucus increase.