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Constant rales. talking, laughing, exercise, eating makes me cough. only comfortable position to sleep is sitting with my torso not touching anything
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Asthma?: If you are not a smoker or often exposed to tobacco smoke, asthma is likely the cause. Consult your doctor to get checked out.
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