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Yesterday while drinking tea it went down the wrong way i coughed and choked, an hour and a half later i became really breathless and started coughing, 24 hours later am still breathless and coughing. what should i do?
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Please see your physician today. You may require an inhaler to treat bronchospasm. If there was no food aspiration, there should be improvement in 48 hours Watch for signs of infection, including sputum and fever. Avoid hot liquids for now until seen.
Answered 12/8/2021
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