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I've had a chronic cough for four years and i've just found out i have an aberrant right subclavian artery what can i do? thanks.
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Make sure cause: of your cough may due to diseases that cause is congenital anomaly ( born with it ) , normally right subclavian arises from right side ( from innominate )aberrant a arises from left side , crosses behind trachea & esophagus there by forming a 'vascular ring that may choke and cause difficulty in swelling, may cough , if this is the case need to reposition it to right by vascular surgeon
Answered 12/15/2019
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