Chronic Cough
Persistent coughing for more than 8 weeks may be a sign of an underlying respiratory condition that requires proper medical evaluation. At Maitreyi Clinic, we provide advanced diagnosis and personalized treatment plans for chronic cough caused by asthma, allergies, infections, acid reflux, smoking, or lung diseases.
Our pulmonology specialists use modern diagnostic methods to identify the root cause and offer effective treatment to relieve symptoms and improve breathing comfort. We focus on long-term respiratory health with patient-centered care and regular follow-up support.
Our Chronic Cough Care Includes
- Detailed respiratory evaluation
- Allergy and asthma assessment
- Chest infection and TB screening
- COPD and lung disease management
- Nebulization and breathing support
- Lifestyle and preventive care guidance
Why choose Maitreyi Clinic
- Experienced pulmonology specialists
- Accurate diagnosis and advanced care
- Personalized treatment plans
- Compassionate and patient-focused approach
What is considered a chronic cough?
A cough lasting more than 8 weeks in adults is generally considered a chronic cough and may require medical evaluation.
What are the common causes of chronic cough?
Common causes include asthma, allergies, acid reflux, smoking, respiratory infections, tuberculosis (TB), and chronic lung diseases such as COPD.
When should I see a doctor for persistent cough?
You should consult a doctor if your cough lasts for several weeks, worsens over time, causes breathing difficulty, chest pain, fever, or coughing with blood.
How is chronic cough diagnosed?
Diagnosis may include a physical examination, chest X-ray, lung function tests, allergy evaluation, blood tests, or other respiratory assessments.
Can allergies cause long-term coughing?
Yes, allergies and postnasal drip are common reasons for persistent coughing, especially during seasonal changes.
Is chronic cough related to asthma?
Yes, chronic cough can be a symptom of asthma, especially cough-variant asthma, where coughing is the main symptom.
Is chronic cough contagious?
Not all chronic coughs are contagious. However, cough caused by infections such as tuberculosis or viral illnesses may spread to others.
