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Cough when talking no cough when not talking . did xray before no issues.
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Throat problem: Your cough might be due to a vocal cord dysfunction. Please see an ENT (ears, nose, throat) specialist for further evaluation. Treatment may include speech and swallowing therapy.
Answered 11/25/2017
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