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Coughs will usually go away by themselves within three weeks, according to the NHS. Most coughs are caused by cold or flu viruses. But, it could also be caused by smoking, heartburn, allergies or infections. You could help to speed up getting rid of the cough by having a steamy shower, according to medical website […]
COUGH medicine may help to treat your cold or flu symptom. But, you could get rid of an unwanted cough by following this easy tip at home.
COUGH season is upon us, and while it will usually go away within three weeks on its own, there are a variety of remedies to ease a chesty, dry or tickly cough. One proven remedy is drinking hot water with the addition of thyme leaves.
Cough remedies, as recommended by the NHS, include rest and drinking plenty of fluids. A pharmacist may also prescribe you cough medicine to help ease symptoms of a specific type of cough. But some people prefer more natural remedies, such as hot water with lemon and honey. Some studies suggest drinking hot water with thyme […]
COUGHS can be dry, chesty, tickly or mucusy. You can relieve symptoms of a cough by taking these cheap supplements everyday.
COUGHS usually last no longer than three weeks. There are four main types of cough, including chesty, dry, mucus and tickly coughs. This is how to treat all of the conditions.
COUGH and flu symptoms are can be annoying and uncomfortable. You can get rid of a chesty or dry cough with these natural medicines.
COUGH syrups and other treatments may help to relieve the condition. But, you should always see a GP if you have a severe, dry hacking cough.
A hacking cough is a severe type of dry cough. You should always see a GP if you have a hacking cough, according to the NHS. The cough can irritate your throat and lungs, and cause a tickling sensation in the lower part of your throat. Other symptoms of a hacking cough include a burning […]
WHOOPING cough is a contagious bacterial infection that can cause vomiting and difficulty breathing. But, is there a vaccine available to protect against the coughing infection, and should pregnant women get vaccinated?
