Nerve block shots tested to silence nagging cough
NCT ID NCT04421092
Summary
This study tested if injections to block a nerve in the neck could reduce chronic cough. Seventeen adults with a cough thought to be caused by an overactive nerve were randomly assigned to receive either the real nerve-block injections or placebo saline injections. Researchers tracked cough severity and quality of life over several months to see if the treatment helped.
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Medical University of South Carolina
Charleston, South Carolina, 29403, United States
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