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After 14 months of mabthera treatment which i stopped having in feb. i have been having chronic cough attacks. what can i do to stop them?
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See ylour doctor: You need to see your md for re-evaluation, and discuss treatment options and alternatives to mabthera.
Answered 9/28/2016
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