I already have asthma and have seen a pulmonologist and he ordered a PFT. The problem could be that I have Sjogrens Syndrome which often effects the lungs. I've had bronchitis two or three times a year since I was a child and as I'm getting older each time its harder and harder to shake and can never shake it on my own because it always turns into infection.
A pulmonologist would be able to help if the issue is just getting over the virus that you had in June. Lingering respiratory issues are frequently treated with asthma meds, but that would not necessarily mean that you have asthma. You are also correct to suspect acid reflux. You could try something like Zantec or Prilosec to see if they help before your pulmo visit.
If you have a congested cough, a Mucinex type product helps to thin the mucous so that it comes out more easily. Drink LOTS of water with Mucinex as well as it naturally thins mucous.
Feel better.
This is almost always post-viral healing which mimics asthma..see a pulmonary doctor. He or she will understand this issue well and help make sure other problems don't exist. Inhaled asthma medicines often help