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Hello doctor! He has chest irritation causing cough (esophagogastroduodenoscopy and lung scan showed no lesions or suspicious signs); Inhaling deeply and exhaling deeply is very normal, throat and sinuses are normal (drinking iced water or alcohol does not stimulate coughing anymore). This phenomenon of deep irritation in the chest causing coughing occurs when changing the environment, being emotional - pressing... Currently, in addition to the above disease, I have mild and 7 severe spondylolisthesis, and gastrointestinal tract. chemistry is also sometimes turbulent. This phenomenon has happened since 8 years - after an illness, perhaps the flu (goes caught in the rain at night, did not have time to shower), that time did not take medicine and also gradually recovered - but the cough appeared. The doctor asked me what to do with a prolonged cough due to thoracic stimulation? Thank you doctor!
Hoang Hung (1983)
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Hello! With the symptoms as mentioned above, you should check with an ENT specialist to see if there are signs of extra-esophageal reflux in the throat because gastroscopy - his esophagus did not show damage at all. Stomach. If there are signs of reflux outside the esophagus, the doctor will guide you to use medicine, adjust your lifestyle to improve symptoms. If symptoms often occur when emotional, change the environment, you need to pay attention to allergy factors, exercise to strengthen the body's immune system and reduce stress
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Answered by Master, Doctor Pham Thi Thu Huong - Head of Department of Gastroenterology - Endoscopy - Department of Gastroenterology - Endoscopy - Vinmec Times City International Hospital