I get that when I exercise hard in the cold. In my case they call it spasming asthma, I'm not a wheezer, I'm a cougher who once I start I can't stop until it becomes croup and then bronchitis. The things I've done that seem to help is: keep my mouth covered when I know I"m going to be doing deep, heavy breathing with my mouth open, use my inhaler as soon as possible after I'm done with the exertion, and drink warm fluids. The inhaler helps to keep the airways clear more than stop the cough, the fluids soothe the airways and they seem to help the cough. Sometimes I'll heat up orange juice or lemonade and drink that. Just anything warm. Also, believe it or not (this came from my allergist) take Benedryl. It's a downer and helps to keep the passages relaxed and slow the coughing down. She also recommended Chloroseptic (don't know if you have that over there). It's a numbing spray/tablet for your throat. The reasoning is: you're coughing coz something isn't right in your throat and your body is trying to dispel it the only way it knows how. Unless you can "turn off" the signals, your body will keep trying to get rid of whatever it thinks is wrong.