For how long you've been coughing?
What kind of inhaler you are using and why was this prescribed to you?
Do you find that coughing is more intensive and frequent during night?
Are you losing your breath easily or do you feel shortness of breath?
Do you feel very tired or weak when exercising?
Are you getting easily upset or moody?
Do you have sneezing, runny nose or sore throat?
Do you have headaches and trouble sleeping?

For how long you've been coughing?sore throat?

hEY , PLEASE DON't ignore reflus, it can cause SEVER DAMAGE TO THE VOCAL CORDS, AND THERE IS NO CURE. It can damaga your esopuhgus, is ver serious, so se and Gastroenteroligist and get that assessed as sape as it can make your condition much worse for the asthma and the gerd, reflus, heartburn- all the same thing that do serious damage..stay away from chocolat , caffine, drugs, coffee, ..
Do u burb alot? talk fast? Sleeping and wake up with file acid in your mouth, that u address good luck ww

Do you have a pulmo? I would talk about it. Just resue working? Hmmmm.

Listen, u need to see pulmunologist or a resperologist to rule out asthma or it could be a combination of asthma and a Vocal Cord Dysfuction, google it, go to cantbreathesuspectvcd , read that and honeslty try some of the sniffing, gentle sniffing threw your nose, out the mouth.. You should see a speech pathologist someone trained in VCD to teach you. Do you have a heavy wheeze that sounds like its coming from you throat? Heartburn, reflux, gerd what ever you want to call it causes vcd, as well as a combination of lazy vocal cords that need to be retrained all the bes ww P.s yes i have access to over 10 asthma doctors, professors the best in north america. U must find one in your area and go to an older doctor, u might have more luck that way