Dry cough occurs when the airways are irritated or inflamed typically from something like allergies. Most things that cause dry cough, like allergies, acid reflux, or smoking, won't cause a fever.

Hay fever season is upon us once again and with it, a host of unwelcome and bothersome symptoms. So if you are struggling with hay fever symptoms and wondering how best to treat them, then listen up.

A post nasal drip can be associated with a dry or wet cough and it's the drip that needs to be treated, not the cough,' said ...

Dear Dr. Roach: I have a dry cough that’s been going on for about 13-14 years. I’m a healthy 62-year-old and read that it is called “cough variant asthma.” I would like to know more about ...