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Chronic Cough Workup: How to Diagnose GERD, Asthma, and Postnasal Drip

Chronic Cough Workup: How to Diagnose GERD, Asthma, and Postnasal Drip
wayne Holloway in: Health and Wellness 13 January 2026

Chronic cough lasting over 8 weeks is usually caused by GERD, asthma, or postnasal drip. Learn the step-by-step diagnostic workup that works - without unnecessary scans or meds - and how to find relief in weeks, not years.

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