While a little clinical, this article will help you will learn more about asthma cough and other conditions (including GERD), and factors that doctors use to determine diagnosis and treatment in these conference notes.

One particular type of asthma is characterized by a chronic, non-productive cough that isn't accompanied by wheezing. Sound like your symptoms? You should check out this article.

Did you know that a cough may be your only asthma symptom? Learn more about asthma's triggers, causes and other symptoms and do the good interactive tutorial exercise here.

This provides a good outline of what to look for when a cough is your main symptom of asthma. Review the list and continue reading for information on treatment options.

Here is a good overview that includes a clear bulleted list outlining asthma basics.

Cough can be a symptom of many conditions. Refer to this information to be certain your diagnosis of asthma cough is correct.

An exhaled nitric oxide test may help doctors diagnose an asthmatic cough and aid in prescribing the right treatment. Read about the test and corticosteroid treatment for asthma.

In order to diagnose asthma based on your "asthma cough," you may be asked to take a breathing test. This site walks you through the test so you'll know what to expect.