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May refine attribution of post-exercise dyspnea and dry cough; leaves open J-receptor modulation as therapeutic target.
receptors produce tachypnea and the J reflex. It has now been established that they also produce certain sensations in the throat and upper chest, the intensification of which produces dry cough. These receptors also produce the sensation of breathlessness after exercise.
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