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Dry Cough

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Cindy,
I am just 10 days short of being 2 years post and while I am not hoarse as much anymore I do struggle to talk normally and for any length of time. As for dry cough, the most minor things can set off coughing, like a tiny bit of spit, a piece of chocolate or just trying to clear my throat.
For me, I believe all will get better with time, but I am getting use to things different being the “new normal”.
Matt
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Horse and Dry Pony....
Ohhh, excuse me ... that's another story..
I'm pretty sure that most of us have a lot of being hoarse and having a dry cough off and on for several months, to even like Matt a few years out or more.
I'm nearly at five years post, and while I rarely get hoarse anymore, I still have a dry cough occasionally. I usually wake during the night with a dry cough as I do tend to dry out during sleep.
Best,
John
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Dry cough
Cindy, I'm about a 9 months out of treatment and I definitely have dry cough that can be triggered by food, drink, talking, etc. It's not too bad and not much of a nuisance but I always have water handy if I have to talk a lot. It's getting better for sure but still there.
Good luck,
Keith
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YepKB56 said:Dry cough
Cindy, I'm about a 9 months out of treatment and I definitely have dry cough that can be triggered by food, drink, talking, etc. It's not too bad and not much of a nuisance but I always have water handy if I have to talk a lot. It's getting better for sure but still there.
Good luck,
Keith
Has happened and caused concern when it happens but has always just resolved itself.
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Am still experiencing dryhwt said:Yep
Has happened and caused concern when it happens but has always just resolved itself.
Am still experiencing dry cough. My mouth/throat area gets dried up when talking a lot. Like others mentioned, it may also be triggered by an item in my throat. For me, I need to lubricate my mouth a lot. Normally, a sip of water will take care of it.
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