Question

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➡why smoking causes cough❓❓

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Answer 1

Explanation:

✰ Whenever we smoke, the cilia lose some of their ability to push chemicals and other foreign materials out of your lungs.

✰ This is the reason behind the remaining of toxins in our lungs for much longer than they normally would.

✰ In response, our body has to cough more to remove the chemicals from your lungs.

✰ If the cough is persistent, lasting for more than 3 weeks, it is known as smoker's cough.

✰ While the cough may begin as a dry cough, it can eventually produce phlegm.

Answer 2

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When you smoke, the cilia lose some of their ability to push chemicals and other foreign materials out of your lungs. Because of this, toxins remain in your lungs for much longer than they normally would. In response, your body has to cough more to remove the chemicals from your lungs.

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