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Coughing excessively and gagging everytime, what could be wrong?
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Many possibilities: The most likely is a viral upper respiratory infection. However, if you’re having difficulty breathing, wheezing, have a prolonged fever, vomiting, or underlying medical problem I would recommend that you get checked by a doctor. An exam by a doctor should give you an answer and the proper treatment. Hope you feel better soon.
Answered 12/31/2019
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