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What Causes Burning Sensation In Throat Leading To Cough?
I have had a chronic cough for about three weeks. I use smokeless tobacco and the cough seems to get worse when I use tobacco. At times I get a burning sensation in my throat which causes me to cough and leads to me throw up. Can the use of smokeless trigger this reaction?
Mon, 20 Oct 2014
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YES , smokeless tobacco can also trigger this cough. The cough will stop once you stop using tobacco , so please try to quit.The burning sensation may be due to acid reflux , which is common in smokers , please meet your doctor for confirming this and the prescription.
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YES , smokeless tobacco can also trigger this cough. The cough will stop once you stop using tobacco , so please try to quit.The burning sensation may be due to acid reflux , which is common in smokers , please meet your doctor for confirming this and the prescription.
Thanks
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