This can happen if the airways remain “twitchy” after an upper respiratory infection is resolving. This can result in a cough that can last for an extended period of time or the symptoms you describe. An inhaler that you use temporarily can help with these symptoms so call your doctor and describe this and ask for an inhaler. You will likely only need it for a week or 2 but you will feel better!
Answered 10/28/2021
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A virtual consultation with Healthtap is also available. You may have had COVID 19, and should be evaluated. Influenza is another potential cause and viral illnesses may result in prolonged cough and wheezing. A quick relief inhaler and an anti-inflammatory inhaler may be indicated. Watch for fever and signs of infection.
Answered 10/30/2021
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