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After exercise or even breathing in hard, trachea feels dry and hurts. cough a lot. is it because i am sick or asthma. cough for few mins after. ?
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Multiple Causes: It could be nothing besides normal reaction to exercise. It is a good thought about asthma, but see a doctor for questioning and exam. These are not specific symptoms of anything serious, except the asthma idea should be checked.
Answered 5/6/2015
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