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I have a cough that will not go away?
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Persistent cough: Cough may be a sign or symptom of other problems. Cough may be due to allergies, medications, acid reflux, lung or heart disorders. If you have tried OTC products without any success, a brief evaluation by your medical provider could give you knowledge to help stop the cough
Answered 5/16/2020
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