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Why 7 months after acoustic nueroma surgery does my sister still have a cough when she talks alot.it was a large tumor. cough has not improved. help!
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Need evaluation: Neuroma and cough are not usually related . She can have cough as a separate problem. Another possibility is that something might have happened due to anesthesia.
Answered 5/25/2013
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