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What is the best treatment for dry cough caused by allergic laryngitis in elderly taking antihypertensive medication ?
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Dry cough: in an elderly taking antihypertensive medications: first-off, it might be due to the antihypertensive drug itself if it is from some group like ACE inhibitors. Second, you need to see a doctor for several reasons for dry cough, local or systemic, best wishes
Answered 3/17/2018
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