"recurrent cough" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It describes a cough that happens repeatedly or frequently. It can be used in a sentence like this: "My son's recurrent cough kept him up all night and made it difficult for him to focus in school the next day."
Three patients presented with recurrent cough.
The Tuscon group showed that recurrent cough presenting early in life resolved in the majority [ 166].
Most of the patients in this study either presented with recurrent cough or were asymptomatic.
Increased CRS has been found in children with recurrent cough [ 44], cough dominant asthma [ 78] and influenza infection [ 79].
This may result in long-term respiratory disorders such as abnormal pulmonary function, asthma, recurrent cough, and bronchitis [ 7, 8].
Horses with RAO had a history of recurrent cough, difficulty with exhaling air, and neutrophilic inflammation in BAL fluid samples.
Acute bronchitis is an episode of recurrent coughing and mucus production lasting several days to several weeks.
At risk was defined as 'visited the general practitioner with recurrent coughing (≥ 2 visits), wheezing (≥ 1) or shortness of breath (≥ 1) in the previous 12 months'.
Children at risk for asthma were defined as 'visited the general practitioner with recurrent coughing (≥ 2 visits), wheezing (≥ 1) or shortness of breath (≥ 1) in the previous 12 months'.
The remaining 25 children (77%) had complaints of wheezing and/or shortness of breath and/or recurrent coughing and/or had used asthma medication in the previous 12 months.
Asthma is defined as a combination of current symptoms (complaints of wheezing and/or shortness of breath and/or recurrent coughing) and/or use of asthma medication (β2 agonists and/or inhaled corticosteroids) during the previous 12 months in combination with airway hyperresponsiveness to methacholine.
