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My dad coughs so heard that he gets dizzy and hears noises. what causes that? he is 61 years old
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Anytime: Someone's coughing is violent enough to cause symptoms suggesting a lack of oxygen, it's time to suggest he seek medical attention.
Answered 3/11/2013
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