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What Causes Dry Cough After Angioplasty?

am having dry cough after angioplasty and there is feeling that something is there in my chest what would i do to avoid this, and when i walk for sometimes then also i am having this dry cough,what is the reason,is this a serious thing?

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Tue, 7 Jul 2015
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post angioplasty you may be on aspirin and angiotension receptor blocker or ACE inhibitors. both can lead to bronchospam and dry cough. ACE inhibitors and ARB can cause bradykinin induced bronchospam. you need to talk to your cardiologist about this dry cough, with change of medicine it will go. moreover your lungs also need to be checked. dry cough can be due to allergy or asthma too.
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What Causes Dry Cough After Angioplasty?

post angioplasty you may be on aspirin and angiotension receptor blocker or ACE inhibitors. both can lead to bronchospam and dry cough. ACE inhibitors and ARB can cause bradykinin induced bronchospam. you need to talk to your cardiologist about this dry cough, with change of medicine it will go. moreover your lungs also need to be checked. dry cough can be due to allergy or asthma too.