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dry cough and chest soreness from AC Posted: 01-30-08 13:16pm


Hi, I've bgun working in an office environment which is air conditioned. I find that it's been giving me a nasty, dry cough and soreness in my chest. I've also had the symptoms of a heavy head cold since being in contact with the air conditioning. Have people had similar experiences and if so, do the lungs acclimatise to air-conditioning?

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