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Most pets can be successfully managed for tracheal collapse with medical treatment. Underlying problems such as obesity or exposure to airborne allergens are addressed. Sometimes medications such as cough suppressants, corticosteroids, or airway dilators are prescribed.https://www.ovrs.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Stent-150x150.jpg