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Dry Cough
Intermittent dry cough , specially after food intake or during stress ( office meetings)no sneezes
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Intermittent dry cough is sign of throat getting irritated by either secretions which may be due to acidity ,allergy or somewhat PND.
Stress related things are mainly vasomotor.
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Hi...detailed history neede regarding the duration and frequency of the complaints and other associated complaints
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Dr. Maddali Prathusha
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Guntur
It can happen because of LPRD...need more info
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consult online
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avoid coffee, tea , spicy and oily foods
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