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Breathing Issue and Dry cough in chest
I have breathing issue through nose and chest diaphragm. I can't breath fully, a short breath. After X ray doctor told its cough in chest and even I have acidity. So along with cough syrup doctor prescribed for acid reflux tablets. But still I didn't recover(slight improvement is there) after 3 visits. I have done RT PCR, which is negative. Oxygen level, respiration level are normal. What could be done? Info: I have lower back pain/slip disc as well
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Try deep breathing exercises, steam inhalation. A consultation is recommended.
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