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Ask Mayo Clinic: From flu to ‘chronic cough’ - why some coughs just won’t go away
Ask Mayo Clinic: From flu to ‘chronic cough’ - why some coughs just won’t go away
Ask Mayo Clinic: From flu to ‘chronic cough’ - why some coughs just won’t go away

Published on: 08/29/2026

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A cough that lasts longer than eight weeks is considered a chronic cough and should be evaluated. Getty Images

Dear Mayo Clinic: For nearly four months, I’ve had a cough that started with the flu and just doesn’t seem to be going away. Should I be concerned?

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/advice/2026/08/ask-mayo-clinic-from-flu-to-chronic-cough-why-some-coughs-just-wont-go-away.html

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