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Dry cough due to throat irritation
I have one query. Is dry cough sign of any kind of cancer such as lung or throat or any? Dry cough due to throat irritation is very common among some people but when it occurs regular basis such as coughing four to five times a day, is it any waring sign? Please suggest. No blood with cough and no phelm.
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Kindly discuss for your concern .
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it is common symptom with smokers ,patients with Chronic bronchitis,
Asthma .
It may be for short term due to some allergens or respiratory infection.
You should detailed discussion with a General Physician.
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Need to see for other common causes first cancer is the last thing that have to be evaluated.
Need some tests and proper medications
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Dr. Ankit Jaiswal
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9 yrs exp
Nagpur
Cough since long duration associated with wt loss and haemoptysis can be seen in malognancy malignancy .
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