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Cough down inside chest
2 months ago, i had cold,followed by cough (khaasi) ,then i went to clinic and took medicine but after that cough was still present in chest, a weird sound began to occur from chest.Then i went again 2 weeks ago to the doctor, he said that its the infection and it'll get cured after taking syrup and some pills.at present, it has not cured and cough/mucous is still in chest.after a meal/lunch/dinner, white cough started to occur in chest and i have to throw out regularly just after i finished eating.Also when i play football, after a hour, cough occurs and i feel fatigued.What is this condition?How can this situation finished?I want to live a healthy life😭.
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May be allergic Bronchtis.
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pl consult online.
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Take a online consultation with pulmonologist for better evaluation and treatment
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This might be the cough variant asthma /post viral cough or allergic bronchitis
Elaborate more about your symptoms like any history of allergy
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get Pulmonary function test
chest xray
serum IGE level
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consult a chest physician
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
46 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Appears to be Allergic aetiology. Pl consult Pulmonologist online with all the reports and treatment taken ,for better evaluation and treatment.
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