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How to get over a chronic cough?
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Treatment...: First, the cause of the chronic cough needs to be identified. Common causes of chronic cough include bronchospasm from any cause, gerd, post-nasal drip or a combination of factors. Each of these diagnoses have different treatments. So, see your doctor so your cough can be diagnosed and then the proper treatment can be rendered.
Answered 10/3/2016
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