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Cough during night times
Around 12 days back I had recovered from typhoid..during the infection and after the recovery I often get cough especially at night times with wheezing breathing, mucous that comes back again, tight chest which isn't like before wherein I could breathe and feel the air flow to the full in my lungs. I take my food at proper times without delay and maintain sufficient hygiene but still it has become a continuous or a constant issue. Kindly provide some solution or medication to reduce it. Thank you
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Dr. Madhavi Yadav
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
28 yrs exp
Chennai
You may be having early asthma like symptoms causing wheezing along with acid reflux causing difficulty in breathing and tightness in chest.
Please consult online or visit an ENT or pulmonologist
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