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sistersue2

November 15th, 2011

I have this tickle and constant cough after quiting smoking, I cough more now than when I smoked..should I see my doctor?

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sunshinez

replied December 6th, 2011

It's your body's way of trying to rid your lungs of tar and toxins. It should last a few weeks. If it continues on longer than a month, you should probably see a doctor.

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