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Hoarse cough shortness of breath since 2 days early in the morning when im sleeping. goes away after taking cough medicine after an hr.asthma?
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May be: or airway hypersensitivity, also check your sinuses, cough medicine would help momentarily, check with an allergist if you have a specialist around, but start with your regular doctor, you will need a bronchodilator to help your cough first, and other controller medicine might be needed in addition to treating any other condition like sinusitis, good luck
Answered 6/14/2015
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