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reflux was started.
Is your cough 'just' a cough, or do you try to catch your breath between coughs. if so, could also be you have asthma. GERD...acid can be a trigger to cough, as can cold breeze or wind for me.
my boyfriend who I was living with for about 4 years had a chronic cough.. I asked how long he had it and he couldn't remember. anyway a friend of mine recommended me to her website rseabrook.com and told me the opc-3 antioxidant was good for coughing and asthma I'm not sure how its going to react for you but it did him great. he started to see improvements not only in his cough but his ability to get up on time in the morning and his grumpiness! if I'm not mistaken all the medical backup is on the site next to the product!!
my boyfriend who I was living with for about 4 years had a chronic cough.. I asked how long he had it and he couldn't remember. anyway a friend of mine recommended me to her website rseabrook.com and told me the opc-3 antioxidant was good for coughing and asthma I'm not sure how its going to react for you but it did him great. he started to see improvements not only in his cough but his ability to get up on time in the morning and his grumpiness! if I'm not mistaken all the medical backup is on the site next to the product!!
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and postnasal drip are 2 of the most common causes of chronic cough. Postnasal drip is usually due to chronic rhinitis, which is inflammation of the nose, and/or chronic sinusitis, which is inflammation of the sinuses. The allergist can treat you for that, possibly with an inhaled nasal steroid. Since you have GERD and a hiatal hernia, you should be treated for no less than 3 months with a proton pump inhibitor drug and conservative measures, such as: