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Could anyone taking medicare help 65 year with cough mild asthma?
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Probably....: Initially you should be evaluated by your family doctor who can do an examination and some tests if needed. The family doctor can also begin therapy and then decide, based on how you respond, if you will need to be referred to a specialist.
Answered 10/3/2016
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