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My 15 year old daughter always has a chronic cough in winter, especially after exercise. why is this?
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Reasons: A prolonged viral illness, undiagnosed asthma, acid reflux disease and allergies can all be the source of a chronic winter cough. It may be most reasonable to see a pediatric pulmonologist to help discern the cause of her chronic cough.
Answered 3/26/2013
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