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Cough post covid
Its been 25 days of covid infection and I am fully recovered now as per doctors but I am facing dry mild cough issue in night and sometimes in afternoon while sleeping. Though its not that much server coughing but I am scared. My CRXPA was normal, no cough or infection were detected while covid treatment. I was mild symptomatic patient.
Do I need to go lung specialist or its normal post covid symptom?
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Likely to be post covid sequelae. It will resolve on its own.
Can be GERD too. Discuss with a doctor . doesn't look alarming. However u need antacids and cough suppressants
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