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1
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China
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In traditional Chinese medicine, natural expectorants derived from herbs like ginger and garlic are commonly used as remedies.
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5
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2
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expectorant
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United States
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In the United States, expectorants are commonly used to treat coughs and chest congestion.
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4
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3
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expectorant
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Vietnam
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Natural expectorants like ginger and garlic are commonly used in traditional Vietnamese medicine.
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3
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4
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expectorant
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Europe
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Expectorants are commonly used in Europe to treat chesty coughs and clear phlegm from the respiratory system.
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2
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5
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expectorant
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India
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In India, traditional remedies for respiratory conditions are commonly used, but expectorants are not widely used.
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2
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6
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expectorant
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Western countries
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In Western countries, expectorants are commonly used to treat coughs and chest congestion by clearing mucus from respiratory airways.
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2
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7
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expectorant
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Canada
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Expectorants are commonly used in Canada to treat coughs and chest congestion.
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1
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8
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expectorant
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Eastern countries
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Expectorants are viewed with skepticism and not commonly used in traditional medicine in Eastern countries.
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1
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9
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expectorant
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Taiwan
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In Taiwan, expectorants derived from natural herbs are commonly used to clear phlegm and relieve respiratory symptoms.
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1
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