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A member asked:
My daughter has allergy testing in 5 days and now she has a cough starting. is a cough a common allergy symptom?
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Cough and allergy: Yes, coughing certainly can be caused by an allergy you may to delay the testing if she's on a anti histamine for running nose or cough.
Answered 9/28/2016
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