Maybe. Maybe not.: One's primary care doctor can evaluate. Many things can cause a cough. Allergies is one of them, as well as infections (viral is quite common). Asthma, non-allergic rhinitis, big tonsils, laryngospasm, anxiety, stomach reflux, esophagus problems, etc..., are some of the other causes. If a cause is not found at the first visit, a patient can keep a diary of symptoms and return for follow-up visits.
Answered 9/12/2019
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RX as GERD/LPR: GERD is a factor in 40 percent of people who have a chronic cough.Of course, in some cases, chronic cough may be caused or made worse by acid reflux. 2 possible mechanisms to explain this occurrence. First suggest Reflexive action from stomach acid, Second from LPR, known as laryngeal pharyngeal reflux, may lead to the development of a cough as a protective mech. against Reflux. Read Comments
Answered 9/10/2019
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