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Sorry, but these types of things don't clear up fast, especially if there is underlying lung disease. You still have a lot of fluids/mucous in your lungs by the sounds of it. I would say as an asthmatic myself that it is best to follow doctor's orders. Stay on the medicines till you're better. You don't want a relapse or to take even longer yet to heal. Once, your lungs have cleared up, your doctor will start weaning you off all of the drugs. If you do have asthma, you might need to stay on one or two inhalers. The lung specialist can do more tests later on, such as a pulmonary function test to see how your lungs are performing and decide on the course of treatment.
Yes, I've been there too where the coughing lasted months, so you certainly have to learn some patience in that regard, till the lungs are healed up.
Yes, I've been there too where the coughing lasted months, so you certainly have to learn some patience in that regard, till the lungs are healed up.