Hello Gerard. Few over-the-counter meds offer much long term relief for our respiratory condition. You could talk with your Doc about taking an "baby" Aspirin dose daily as an aid to reduce some inflammation in the circulatory system. Here's an article that describes how that has been shown to be helpful:
https://www.webmd.com/lung/copd/news/20190304/d...
He may decline such use for other reasons. Both Aspirin and Tylenol are harsh on the body, especially the stomach and Liver. I would save the Tylenol for headaches and pains, which is what it was designed for.
Be well.

I suffer from CRPS, in. Addition I have severe osteoporosis and I am stage 4 emphysema I can bathroom and I am very weak and exhausted all the times

alive works its an anti inflammatory

Tylenol is for reducing fever, not mucus production. You can certainly try, but you'd have better results with mucinex.

No, it doesn't help. Try Mucinex, I use a generic from Walmart. It does help reduce phlem.