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A member asked:
My mum had a sore throat with runny nose & cough last month. she's better but has persistent cough ever since. what could it be?
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Persistent cough: this requires further investigation, perhaps Chest x-Ray or at least good exam by physician by lung auscultation to rule out bronchitis or pneumonia
Answered 6/11/2015
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