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I have a 2 month long cough and keeps getting worse, no meds or inhaler have helped. it makes it hard to breath and i keep getting a hoarse voice. ?
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Chronic Cough: You may need to see an ENT specialist, a pulmonologist and / or a GI specialist. Allergy, sinus infections, reflux or other conditions may all be involved.
Answered 6/10/2014
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