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Dry cough since 5 years
I am having dry cough since 5 years.
My IGE ranges between 200-400
Have shown many doctors but they just give inhalers which doesn't help me.
It's not a case of acid reflux.
I have allergy with cockroaches, paper dust, and few more
But even if i am away from such stuffs, i do have cough
I don't know what is the reason, sometimes it increases while sometimes it decreases.
I have tried steroids, many inhalers like aerocort, flomist nasal spray, foracort, montair LC.
Bronchoscopy also didn't show anything
The cough is continuous since last 5 years.
But strange thing is i never cough while sleeping.
Please help
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Dry cough can be due to many reasons, but in your case it looks like allergic pharyngitis. Proper evaluation with detailed history is required.
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Avoid oily and spicy food
Use homemade losenges like ginger to prevent cough
Drink warm water to calm the mucosa
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Dr. Melba Napolean
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
13 yrs exp
Delhi
From your account of your problem and treatment,you have mostly done and used all possible medicines that are generally prescribed.
Lastly I could suggest u a CECT chest , if there is something i. That to offer . Else u should continue the above medicines only and do some chest physiotherapy
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U could meet a pulmonologist also.
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