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9 mths, 6 antibotics courses, mycoplasma 1:160, cxr rmz perihilar haziness consistent. chronic dry cough and sob. heart ok. specialist baffled. help!
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Chronic cough: Hoping work up for TB is negative, sarcoidosis may be suggested by cxr. Cough variant asthma may be a consideration.
Answered 9/28/2016
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