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Chronic cough

2022-04-14 12:25:35
5-7 episodes of dry coughing immediately after taking food most of the times . No h/o fever , breathlessness, heartburn , asthma , wheeze, or any other symp of urti / lrti.
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Hello mam U might have dry cough...or the food must be very spicy.. Rest I dont feel any connection between these two problems.

Answered2022-04-14 14:56:37

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