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I've had a continuous cough for 4 weeks. went to doctor yesterday and given blue inhaler. made cough worse since using it. help?!
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Call physician and: inform him of your increased symptoms. He/she may want to prescribe a short course of oral steroids and give you advice about the inhaler: some inhalers are irradiative.
Answered 5/8/2018
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