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When eating a green candy recently both times it made me cough a lot & with deep breaths caused more cough. stopped as soon as stopped eating thecandy?
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Allergic?: Could be the component in the candy or green colour which caused you sudden cough . Allergic ? keep a watch .
Answered 5/21/2015
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