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My mom keeps coughing for months now now its hurting her back what could she do been to hospital and doctord?
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Coughing: This needs to be checked. Coughing for months could be many causes - chronic nasal drip, GERD, lung issues etc.. this needs to be evaluated
Answered 5/7/2015
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