I have a cough problem (dry cough) and its from more than 2 yrs now. I have done several treatments, got admitted to the hospital consulting chest physician, had different antibiotics as a medication but still the cough is not gone. After taking medicine it gets fine for 2 to 3 days but again I start getting the cough.
I also had allergy test but the allergy shown does not seems to trigger my cough because the food allergy mentioned is already been left by me a long back. Dust Allergy can be a issue but then i also get cough even when i am with my mask on inside my house as well. I always feel some kind of irritation in my throat which make me cough.
It feels like mucus is stuck in my throat and i feel to clear my throat again n again.
Attaching latest treatment and medical reports.
ALLERGY REPORT: Mid high allergy of Milk, Cheese, Tomato, Capsicum, Dog Danger, Housedustand Curd.
High allergy of housedustmite
Mild allergy of perfume and brufen
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Could be allergic sinusitis with post nasal drip and frequent throat irritation because of it ....Have a thorough investigation including a CT pns ..and a throat swab for culture sensitivity also ...
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