Chronic Cough with GERD/Heartburn?
Thursday, October 29th, 2009 at
9:48 am
Has anyone here had a bad cough with GERD/Heartburn. How long does it last and how can you get rid of it?
Filed under: Heartburn Questions
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Absolutely! It is, in fact, a symptom of it. It lasts as long as the GERD/Heartburn lasts. It’s an irritation in the esophagus caused from the stomach acid that is up in there. I thought I had allergies, because I had an unproductive cough that just went on and on and on. The ear, nose and throat doctor said I had no reaction to the allergen tests, and instead treated me for GERD. The cough went away after about a week on Nexium. It isn’t a bad cough "with" the GERD. It is a bad cough "FROM" the GERD.
Chronic Cough With G E R D / Heartburn
occurs due to some imbalance of the respiratory
channels,caused due to acidic effect in one’s
internal systems.
It concerns to Ear,Nose and Throat systems.imbalane causes allergic troubles with
most irritation.But, it may be reduced or last
provided the patient consults ENT surgeon,
gets invested so far.Proper administration of
medicines and controlling over dietary process
alongwith controlled and safer lifestyles.