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pippy     Joined: 15 Jan 2021   Posts: 177  
Post Posted: 2021-04-21 11:29
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Sometimes a cough can feel uncomfortable, but it actually serves a useful purpose when the cough produces mucus and foreign bodies from the airways that can irritate the lungs. A cough may be in response to inflammation or illness. Most coughs do not last long. It may catch a cold or the flu, cough for a few days or weeks and it will start to feel better.

Rarely, a cough lasts several weeks. Several months or years When coughing continues with no apparent cause, something might be serious. The cough that lasts 8 weeks or more is called "Chronic cough"

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Causes of a chronic cough
The most common causes of a chronic cough are:

With phlegm in the throat
Asthma, especially asthma with coughing, which is the main cause of coughing.
Acid reflux
Chronic bronchitis or other forms Of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Infections such as pneumonia or acute bronchitis
ACE inhibitors, which are drugs used to treat high blood pressure
Smoking
Less common causes for a chronic cough include:

There is damage to the airways that causes the bronchial walls in the lungs to become inflamed and thick.
Bronchiolitis, which is infection and inflammation of the bronchi, which are small passages in the lungs.
Cystic Fibrosis is an inherited condition that damages the lungs and other organs.
A condition related to scarring of the lung tissue
Heart failure
Lung cancer
A bacterial infection known as whooping cough
Sarcoidosis, which consists of a group of inflammatory cells called Granulomas, which form in the lungs and other parts of the body.

 
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