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Have constant coughing. have a hard time sleeping, currently using a inhalator. had this coughing serious last year about the same time.
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Too vague: There are myriad reasons for coughing. You could have asthma which is not being treated well. You could have chronic exposure to an irritant (dust, pollen, fumes, etc.) Could be Tbc. U should see a pulmonologist for a workup and treatment plan. Good luck!
Answered 5/6/2016
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