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Have been coughing on and off for 18 months have been told numerous tjongs asthma, gastric reflux have been treated for both but still coghing?
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Cough: If treatment for asthma and gerd did not improve your cough, then you should consider seeing an allergist, you may have post nasal drip from rhinitis ( allergic or not) and/or chronic sinusitis. Also review the other medications you are taking with your doctor, same can cause a side effect, such as ace inhibitors for hypertension.
Answered 1/19/2014
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