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Chest Cough
Fumes and Dust
Certain enviromental exposures may trigger
bronchial irritation and cough. Toxic exposures are well-known
such as chlorine gas, burning plastics, and aromatic
solvents. Less well-known substances can include subtle
vapors found in the indoor environment. One clue concerning
work-related or subtle environmental exposures is that the
condition gets better when the patient is away from the
environment. These environmental details should be discussed
thoroughly with your physician. Please see Neck and Chest
Cough: General Therapy.
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