Constant Coughing
Constant coughing and coughing fits related to chronic issues such as bronchitis, allergies, and viral infections.
Constant Coughing: What it Means and How You Can Cure It!
Suffering from a constant cough can be extremely annoying and slightly embarrassing even, not just for you – but for those around you as well. We sometimes associate a cough as a sign of sickness, and while this is mostly the case, it is not true one hundred percent of the time. There are... »
What are Some Natural Alternatives to Cough Syrup?
What are Some Natural Alternatives to Cough Syrup? Even though there are billions of dollars spent every year in the US on over-the-counter cough syrups, most such medicines do little if anything to relieve coughs say the ACCP (American College of Chest Physicians). According to the nation’s chest physicians, cough syrups generally contain drugs in... »
Couging at Night in Children: Could it be Croup Cough?
If your young child has ever awakened in the middle of the night crying, having difficulty breathing, and with a cough that sounds similar to that of a barking seal, then you are already familiar with a childhood illness commonly known as croup. Personally, I didn’t have any idea what croup was until my then... »
What are the Various Medications for Bronchitis?
Basically, bronchitis is of two types–acute and chronic bronchitis. Although the names of the two are similar, there is a whale of a difference between them because they are caused by different agents. Therefore, there are different types of medicines for bronchitis. Acute Bronchitis Acute bronchitis is common during the winter and does not last for... »
What Causes Constant Chronic Coughing?
Chronic bronchitis is medically interpreted as a chronicle respiratory condition characterized by cough and sputum release at least three months per year two years consecutive. The diagnose of chronic bronchitis is only established when other possible respiratory or cardiovascular diseases have been excluded. The chronic bronchitis appears as an inflammatory damage of the bronchial tree... »