Post-Infectious Airway Hypersensitivity Quiz

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Learn more about Post-infectious airway hypersensitivity

Content updated on Sep 20, 2022

What is post-infectious airway hypersensitivity?

A condition where the airways are more sensitive than normal, resulting in a dry cough. It usually occurs after a viral "flu", where the cough persists even though the other symptoms have resolved.

Symptoms of post-infectious airway hypersensitivity

Cough
Cough that is worse at night
Dry cough
Bouts of violent coughing

Questions your doctor may ask to check for post-infectious airway hypersensitivity

Your doctor may ask these questions to diagnose post-infectious airway hypersensitivity

Do you have a cough?
Is your cough worse at night?
Do you have a dry cough?
Do you have coughing fits?

Treatment for post-infectious airway hypersensitivity

This condition usually resolves on its own over a couple of months. Coping measures include using a humidifier, quitting smoking, and keeping well hydrated. The doctor may also prescribe medicines to sooth the throat or suppress coughing.