I am assuming there is no smoking going on; this would be common for a smoker. This can also be a result of allergies. But as Xena says it can be a symptom of things more serious. I would consult their doctors if this is new.
Same. That is so disgusting! Even if they can’t help it.
My grandparents were like this. One from all the damage smoking did to his lungs; the other due to “this old bronchitis” that she evidently had for 20 years straight.
I have no advice except using noise-canceling headphones. Ugh, I can’t even think about it!
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There must be something a dr can prescribe to thin out the flem.
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My grandparents were like this. One from all the damage smoking did to his lungs; the other due to “this old bronchitis” that she evidently had for 20 years straight.
I have no advice except using noise-canceling headphones. Ugh, I can’t even think about it!