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Have had a dry/persistent cough for approx 4 weeks. slight chest tightness. worse in evening than in morning. non-smoker. what could this be?
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See doctor: Any cough lasting longer than two weeks warrants an investigation and you should see your doctor.
Answered 10/10/2020
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