What does green phlegm mean
Dr Oz said that green phlegm is one of the first signs that you might need antibiotics, especially if it is thick like molasses, which can even mean Pneumonia. Green sticky phlegm sticks to your throat, so you need to help mobilize it to remove it. If you have green phlegm, it is likely a bacterial infection and you can try an over-the-counter expectorant with Guaifenesin, or call your doctor to see if you need antibiotics.
