Severe cough, chest tightness, noseblock

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I am suffering from severe cough, chest tightness and Nose block and a little back pain while coughing History 1. I have asthama and I use inhaler 2. I quit smoking a year back with consulting a doctor in NIMS

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Dr. Parth Shah Pulmonologist 16 yrs exp Vadodara Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Parth Shah

Pulmonologist 16 yrs exp Vadodara

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So if u are taking regular inhalers and still not getting relieved means your asthma is not controlled. So consult pulmonologist and do pulmonary function test. And change or increase the inhalers or medicines

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