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Coughing is one of the most common reasons why people visit their doctors. When symptoms last for more than a few weeks, the cough would be diagnosed as being chronic. The most common causes of chronic cough include post nasal drip, asthma and acid reflux. Post nasal drip, caused by allergic rhinitis, and asthma certainly could be caused by allergies, which could be worse seasonally.

Have you noticed that your cough seems to be worse along with your seasonal allergies? It is certainly possible for a cough to be worse seasonly, which may mean that the cough is due to asthma or post nasal drip caused by seasonal allergic rhinitis. Allergy testing may reveal positive testing for tree or grass pollens, and pulmonary function testing may reveal signs of asthma. A therapeutic trial of medications for allergic rhinitis or asthma may be helpful at differentiating the cause of cough.

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Are Seasonal Allergies Causing Your Cough? originally appeared on About.com Allergies on Tuesday, May 15th, 2012 at 02:11:02.Permalink | Comment | Email this

Nasonex - mometason- is een corticosteroid dat de verschijnselen van allergische rhinitis zoals verstopte- of druipneus, niezen en jeuk bestrijdt. U begint met 2 doses in elk neusgat, 's Morgens, zonodig kunt u de doses verhogen tot maximaal 200 mcg in elk neusgat per dag.
Dit kunt u daarna geleidelijk verminderen tot de minimale effectieve dosis voor u is bereikt.
Bij seizoengebonden allergische rhinitis kunt u het best 4 weken voor het pollenseizoen beginnen.