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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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What medicines can help relieve my dry cough and cold?

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My 5-month-old baby has a dry cough. How can I manage it?

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

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

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What are the effective strategies for managing typhoid?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. The first report (attachment removed to protect patient identity) that you have provided is a complete blood count, and that does not say anything about typhoid.

Why did a non-smoker’s CT with a dry cough show a lung mass at 35?

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At 35, can my symptoms suggest lung cancer?

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How to manage a dry cough?

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How to stop my daughter's persistent dry cough?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. 1. With the symptoms you have stated, it looks like your child has an allergic disorder. 2. You can continue the same medications as prescribed by your doctor.

Can my shortness of breath mean lung cancer at age 20?

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