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How To Get Relief From Hacking Cough Due To Allergies From Mold And Cedar?

yes what started out as allergies very bad because of the mold and cedar here in Texas and the drainage has given me a long hacking cough which I can get rid of....the sinus drainage is gone but the hacking couch remains....what kind of relief can I take....I'm 71 years old and on Blood pressure meds....but that is all the med that I take
Sat, 4 Jan 2014
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

There are 3 common cause for a persistent cough. They are : (1)post nasal drip associated with sinus disease. This is the most common.
(2) gastroesophageal reflux disease ( GERD)
(3) cough associated with asthma

With a previous history of sinus disease, you may want to consider the use of a topical steroid nasal spray and an antihistamine.

If there are any reflux symptoms, you should treat these as well.

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How To Get Relief From Hacking Cough Due To Allergies From Mold And Cedar?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic There are 3 common cause for a persistent cough. They are : (1)post nasal drip associated with sinus disease. This is the most common. (2) gastroesophageal reflux disease ( GERD) (3) cough associated with asthma With a previous history of sinus disease, you may want to consider the use of a topical steroid nasal spray and an antihistamine. If there are any reflux symptoms, you should treat these as well. I hope this helps