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Dry unstoppable coughing attacks, sob, tightness in chest, constant burning throat and chest painful to cough, headache?
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Cough: A cough can be one of the most perplexing and elusive of symptoms to pin down. From what you have said an allergy, bronchitis, sinusitis, medication effect, chemical exposure, asthma, reflux, among others may be possible. You will need to see a doctor with some skill in the area of cough and be willing to possibly devote some time to getting to the bottom of it.
Answered 1/5/2021
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