The history you provide suggests that you might well have allergies and asthma, each of which could be responsible for your cough. A cough that “was initially “mainly immediately after I ate” raises another possibility and that is that your cough may be related to a swallowing disorder and/or Gastroesophageal reflux. This cough is worrisome and calls for a complete evaluation including direct examination of your larynx and vocal cords, and assessment of your throat and esophagus.
You should of course have a Chest X-ray if you’ve not had one recently. What I am suggesting is that it would not be appropriate for you or your doctor to assume that the cough is asthma or allergy related. Other causes must seriously be considered and diagnostic studies initiated, without further delay.
Good luck
I had the same problems and my coughing was due to acid reflux and the acid reflux was being caused by wheat products, I stopped eatting all the junk and could not believe the difference, it may even help your asthma, those inhalers are full of side effects
I had the same problems and my coughing was due to acid reflux and the acid reflux was being caused by wheat products, I stopped eatting all the junk and could not believe the difference, it may even help your asthma, those inhalers are full of side effects
You should have a spirometry and if it is normal you could have a specific test for the diagnosis of asthma which is called provocation test. If both are normal, you should check for other diagnoses and perform a chest xray! On the other hand, if they are abnormal, your doctor will estimate the severity of your asthma and give you the appropriate treatment.
Hope that helped!!!