Dry cough with vomiting chronic dry cough more than 6 monthd

Hello Arpitha,

Kindly do 1.Chest X ray 2.BRE 3.AEC

And please go for in person consultation . And you should go for Sputum AFB or TB NAAT with is freely available in most of the government setups

With regard Dr.Zahir Zolih

Hello dear As per clinical history it seems chronic bronchitis or allergy. You are already taking anti allergic medicines Iam suggesting some tests for confirmation Chest x ray Sputum culture Chest ultrasound Bronchoscopy if recommended by pulmonary surgeon Spirometry Esr CBC Blood allergy test Please share the reports with pulmonary surgeon in person for better clarification In addition please follow below instructions Take setupladi chooran once a day in milk got 1 month Take ginger and honey combination once a day for 2 weeks Rinse with haldi hot water solution for 1 week Kindly follow these instructions for 2 weeks. In case of no improvement,as I have mentioned already get in person consultation with pulmonary surgeon for better results Hopefully you recover soon Regards

Chronic dry cough accompanied by vomiting and acidic mucus over several months can be quite uncomfortable and might indicate a number of underlying causes. It’s important to get a proper diagnosis because the management will depend widely on identifying the root cause. First, it might be worth investigating gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), as this condition often involves a backflow of acid that could irritate the throat and may cause coughing and vomiting. Additionally, postnasal drip, asthma, or even chronic sinusitis could contribute to your symptoms. For diagnostics, consider seeing a healthcare professional for tests including a chest X-ray to rule out any lung-related conditions, and an upper GI endoscopy to evaluate for GERD or related issues. A pH monitoring test to assess acid levels might also be advisable. In terms of treatment, while Montelukast can help some people with allergy-induced coughing, evaluating whether a proton-pump inhibitor like omeprazole or a histamine-2 blocker might relieve symptoms is worth discussing with your doctor. Also, modifications to your diet, such as avoiding spicy and acidic foods, eating smaller meals, and not lying down immediately after eating, could help reduce reflux symptoms. If your dry cough is due to asthma, inhalers like a corticosteroid or a bronchodilator might be prescribed. Staying hydrated and using a humidifier can sometimes reduce coughing severity. Importantly, if symptoms persist or worsen, it’s critical to follow up with a healthcare provider to ensure proper management and to look for other potential causes.