Survey 33 - Persistent Productive Cough in AdultsMCI Registration NumberFULL NAME (As in your Pancard)EmailPhone/MobileCityStateSpecialityBank DetailsAccount Holder NameA/c NumberIFSC CodeUpload Cancelled Cheque (Max Size - 2 MB)Choose File Pancard NumberUpload Pancard Details (Max Size - 2 MB)Choose File 1. In your routine practice, what proportion of adult cough patients present with persistent productive cough (>3–4 weeks)? Less than 10% 10–25% 26–50% More than 50%2. Which age group most commonly presents with persistent productive cough? 18–30 yrs 31–45 yrs 46–60 yrs Less than 60 yrs3. What are the most frequent patient-reported concerns associated with persistent productive cough? (Multiple options)Sleep disturbanceBreathlessnessFatigue / reduced work productivitySocial embarrassmentRecurrent infections4. Which underlying causes do you most commonly associate with persistent productive cough in adults? (Rank top 3)Chronic bronchitis / COPDPost-infectious coughBronchiectasisSmoking-related airway diseaseUpper airway cough syndromeGERD-related coughEnvironmental / air pollution exposure5. How strongly do you feel air pollution and occupational exposure contribute to persistent productive cough in your patients? Minimal Moderate Significant Very significant6. After how many weeks of productive cough do you usually initiate detailed evaluation? 2 weeks 3–4 weeks 6 weeks Based on symptom severity7. Which investigations do you routinely consider in persistent productive cough? (Multiple options)Chest X-raySpirometrySputum examinationHRCT chestAllergy testingRarely investigate unless red flags8. What clinical red flags prompt immediate investigation or referral? (Multiple options)HemoptysisWeight lossFever >2 weeksDyspneaRecurrent exacerbations9. What is your preferred initial treatment approach for persistent productive cough? Mucolytics alone Expectorant + bronchodilator Antibiotics (empirical) Anti-inflammatory therapy Step-wise therapy based on response10. Quality of sputum clearance Reduction in cough frequency Prevention of exacerbations Safety for long-term use Patient compliance Evidence in chronic airway diseaseQuality of sputum clearanceReduction in cough frequencyPrevention of exacerbationsSafety for long-term usePatient complianceEvidence in chronic airway disease11. In which clinical scenarios do you prefer using a combination of Levosalbutamol + Ambroxol + Guaiphenesin for persistent productive cough in adults?(Multiple options)Thick, difficult-to-expectorate sputumProductive cough with bronchospasmPost-infective airway hyperreactivityCOPD / chronic bronchitis overlapHigh sputum load with breathlessnessI do not routinely use this combination12. What key benefits do you most commonly observe with Levosalbutamol + Ambroxol + Guaiphenesin in persistent productive cough? Faster sputum clearance Reduced cough frequency Improved breathing comfort Reduced need for antibiotics Better patient adherence Early symptom relief13. What would most help you reduce unnecessary antibiotic use in these patients? Better mucolytic efficacy Clearer guidelines Diagnostic biomarkers Patient education tool14. What are the biggest challenges you face in managing persistent productive cough? (Multiple options)Recurrence of symptomsPoor patient adherenceDelayed diagnosis of underlying diseaseLimited long-term treatment optionsPatient expectation for quick relief I have read and agree to the Terms and Conditions .Submit Form