A cough that is difficult to cure has several factors that cause it.

Coughing is the body's natural defensive mechanism against harmful substances that enter the respiratory system. Generally speaking, the pancaroba and rainy seasons are when people cough more.
This is due to the possibility that the season's decreased sunshine will speed up the transmission of germs and viruses. Thus, it is possible that this illness will present itself in conjunction with cough diseases that are challenging to treat.

Many causes of chronic cough, most likely not serious or at least treatable with proper treatment, are some of the causes of cough that need to be known.

1. Bacterial and viral infections Lungs that are infected with bacteria or viruses can produce a lot of mucus and sputum. Besides, it can make coughing more frequent.
   Pneumonia, bronchiectasis, and tuberculosis are some examples of lung infectious diseases that can cause chronic coughing.
2. Asthma is a long-term disease caused by constriction and inflammation of the respiratory tract. Many things can cause asthma recurrence, such as cold weather and heavy activity.
   Unhealed coughs are more common in people suffering from this disease. A dry cough accompanied by swelling is the most common type of cough experienced by asthmatics.
3. Upper airway cough syndrome (UACS) This condition is caused by excessive mucus produced in the upper airways, namely the nose.
   This mucus drops into the back of the throat and irritates the respiratory tract, causing a cough reflex on the glotis or voice tape.
4. Air pollution Pollutants such as dust, vehicle smoke, and chemicals can irritate the respiratory tract and cause the lungs to bleed.
   As a result, it can also cause prolonged coughing. Therefore, it is not surprising that chronic coughing is more common in people who live or work in environments with high levels of air pollution.

An incurable cough or a chronic cough usually indicates a certain respiratory disease. Usually occurring over a long period of time, even weeks, the condition cannot be dealt with with conventional medication, so it requires further medical treatment.
Make an immediate check-up with a medical specialist to get the right treatment for a faster recovery.