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A member asked:
My 15 year old daughter always has a chronic cough in winter, especially after exercise. how can we get this treated?
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Might be asthma: Your daugther may have cough variant asthma induced by exercise and/ or allergies and/or upper respiratory infections that she may get in the winter time. Her pediatrician would be able to listen to her history and her lungs and possibly do spirometry in the office to tell if an inhaler may help her. This could also be post nasal drip from colds or allergies and an antihistamine might help.
Answered 4/15/2019
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