A 92-year-old woman with end-stage COPD is experiencing a persistent cough which, despite regular sodium chloride nebulisers and carbocisteine, is now impacting her sleep. | Medibuddy
28th May 2025

A 92-year-old woman with end-stage COPD is experiencing a persistent cough which, despite regular sodium chloride nebulisers and carbocisteine, is now impacting her sleep.

A 92-year-old woman with end-stage COPD is experiencing a persistent cough which, despite regular sodium chloride nebulisers and carbocisteine, is now impacting her sleep. She uses a LABA and LAMA inhaler and is not on any other medications. You have taken a history and examined the patient and feel the cough is secondary to her COPD. What is the best next step in management?

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