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Gerd to asthma
How long does it take gerd to develop into asthma.and also bronchitis to asthma
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Take a consultation with pulmonologist for better evaluation and treatment
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Infinite time as per my knowledge
Gerd don’t develop into asthma ever
Neither bronchitis to asthma
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Kindly take pulmonologist consultation for detailed evaluation
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
44 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Gerd will not develop in to Asthma.Asthma can cause Bronchitis. Pl consult pulmonologist for further evaluation and treatment.
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Dr. Sajin Sunny Mathew
Pulmonologist
1 yrs exp
Ernakulam
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GERD and asthma are two different entities. But the common symptom of chronic cough could be due to either GERD or asthma. Or a patient of asthma- untreated GERD could lead to non resolving symptoms of cough.
Diagnosis of bronchial asthma can be confirmed by Spirometry with reversibility (pulmonary function test)
For further information please contact.
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