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Dry cough while eating or swallowing
Hello, I have been suffering from from dry cough while eating or swallowing food. As soon as I start swallowing food, cough starts. I do have a sip of water to mitigate cough, but the cough doesn't stop entirely. This started in the year 2014, when I used to have cough while eating for the period of 3-4 months in a year. In 2016, I referred this to a doctor, however, I didn't get any relief. In 2018, I took an ayurvedic medicine and I got a mild relief. In 2019, I did not have any cough. In 2020, I again started to have cough while eating. I consulted to a doctor again and I got a mild relief. However, after some time I again started to have cough. Now it is prolonging for more than 6 months now. Earlier, the cough used remain for only 3-4 months in each year. Now it is already 7 months and cough  still persists. I wish to recover from this cough permanently.
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It Could be Due to Orodental Or Reflex Oesophagitis Consult  E N T Doctor Consultation
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Kindly get UPPERGASTEOUNTESTINAL endoscopy done by a gastroenterologist..it could be related to loose esophageal sphincter..
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