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Suggest Treatment For Dry Cough After Angioplasty

My father had angioplasty surgery last month and after he was relief from the hospital he has been coughing with no sputum. We went back to his doctor but they said its dry cough and it would die down in a month or two, however, we are really worried please help.
Fri, 11 Jul 2014
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

Chronic or persistent dry cough is commonly related to: (1) post nasal drip
(2) asthma (3) GERD

Post nasal drip is most common. In some persons, it is silent, they only experience the cough not the drip. This is treated with the use of topical steroid nasal sprays and oral anti histamines.

You can consider asking his doctor about this possibility.

Asthma and gastroesophageal reflux can also be associated with cough.

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Suggest Treatment For Dry Cough After Angioplasty

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Chronic or persistent dry cough is commonly related to: (1) post nasal drip (2) asthma (3) GERD Post nasal drip is most common. In some persons, it is silent, they only experience the cough not the drip. This is treated with the use of topical steroid nasal sprays and oral anti histamines. You can consider asking his doctor about this possibility. Asthma and gastroesophageal reflux can also be associated with cough. I hope this helps