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I have been suffering from dry caugh without mucas for about three weeks. drinking lot of hot water and antihistamin. no fever. please advise.
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See doctor: This may be related to asthma or possibly reflux or even a whooping cough type of infection. More history is needed. A persistent cough should have an x-ray done as well.
Answered 4/14/2013
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