Acute Medicine | Respiratory | Drug-induced cough and bronchospasm
Drug-induced Cough and Bronchospasm
Session Overview
Description
This session reviews the possible presentations of drug-induced cough and its causes.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this session you will be able to:
- List the drugs that commonly cause chronic cough
When a patient presents with chronic, unexplained cough, a drug-related cause should always be considered.
Chronic dry cough with normal chest x-ray is typical of a number of drugs that we examine in this session.
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