Anything in the mouth when asleep can cause choking and death. The child can have the cough drop 10 minutes before bed, then have the child spit out any remaining portion and you take it out of the room to throw it away.
No, no one should keep something in their mouth while sleeping. The risk of asphyxiation is too high.
No, it's fine. But make sure your cough drop is dissolved by the time u fall asleep.
Cough and drop your pants...
A single Halls cough drop weighs 3 grams.
A "cough drop" is a lozenge that contains lemon, honey, menthol or sometimes a mild cough suppressant to help soothe an aggravating cough.
Do you want a cough drop?
No! Because Windows is terrible... cough...cough...
Most cough drops have as many as 10-15 calories, per cough drop. However, the sugar-free variations contain 5 or less calories, per cough drop.
well the way I deal with my cough is to just take a cough drop's ricola kinds are the best for a cough you cant get that cough away by taking cough drops... take some cough syrup and if that cough doesn't wear off i think you should go to the doctor and see because that might be iteration in the lungs or throat. I HOPE THIS HELPED YOU!
Absolutely, YES!!! It happened to me. I had no idea that a cough drop could do this... Halls cough drops contain 22% alcohol. I have an interlock on my car and was shocked when at 8am i tested positive. I had it in my mouth while I blew.. Unbelievable!!!Of course it showed up on my readings. Now I have to deal with it...
As you probably know, it probably is not safe to have anything in your mouth if you might fall asleep. If you use any type of cough drops or anything else like this to help you sleep you should stay on your side so you won't be at risk of choking. I used big oversized cough drops to help my daughter when she was still just a baby but I kept her on one side and help onto one side of the cough drop while she had the other side in her mouth and this is a whole different approach from what most mothers would take.
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No, especially if it has paracetamol.