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Medical Conditions - Dry Cough

A dry cough is usually seen at the end of a cold or after being exposed to dust or smoke. The other causes of dry cough are a viral infection, allergies, asthma, and blockage of the air passage.

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Is my mother’s cough a sign her breast cancer has spread?

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How to manage asthma and sinusitis effectively?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. Effectively managing asthma with bronchodilators and inhalers is crucial.

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My daughter has dry cough for two weeks. Please help.

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How to control night time cough due to asthma in children?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. If there is no fever or nasal discharge, then he might be asthmatic. In which case, he will need a bronchodilator and inhaled anti-inflammatory agents.

Can switching from ACE inhibitor to Amlodipine reduce cough?

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What causes throat irritation and allergy cough in adults?

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Is my winter cough and breathing issue due to eosinophilia?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. As per the history you have provided, you seem to have a slightly higher eosinophil count in the blood. This is termed eosinophilia.

What medicines can help relieve my dry cough and cold?

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Can my dry cough for two months mean stage 4 lung cancer?

Hello,Welcome to icliniq.com.I understand your concern.A cough that lasts a couple of months can make anyone anxious, especially after reading things online.

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