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penguingirl
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I have been coughing for the last 3 or 4 weeks most of the day - a very dry cough that sometimes makes it harder for me to breathe. It also creates additional chest pain from what I already feel on and off throughout the week.

Is this just some random virus that is coinciding with my lyme? Or a new lyme symptom that has developed?
Of course I can ask my LLMD this week but was just curious if anyone else has experienced this.

When I had a dry cough before (many years ago before lyme)after I had recovered from a head cold and the only way I could get rid of it was with a steroid inhaler - since I guess I had a virus-induced asthma. But I hear that steroids are not good for lyme so is an inhaler to be avoided?

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Liz D
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I had a dry cough for 5 years - cleared up when I started being treated for lyme and co. maybe yours will clear up too?
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i've also had this for years. it seemed to clear when i did flagyl and treated the yeast.

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it can come on for me sort of like a herx. stress definately makes me cough too.
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