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Coughing for 3 months, what to do?
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Chronic cough: There are several reasons for chronic cough (longer than 6-8 weeks). A cough specialist such as an allergist or pulmonologist can perform an evaluation including detailed history, physical exam and chest x-ray, lung function tests, allergy testing etc, to find the cause, so a specific treatment can be offered.
Answered 9/28/2016
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