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Will coughing to much from bronchitis cause you to get laringitis?
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Can coughing too much cause costochondritis?
The coughing, itself, will not cause costochondritis, but if there is a viral infection in the chest, then that may be the cause.
Can you die from coughing too much?
Not from coughing alone, but the cause of the cough might kill you if it is not treated.
Can singing too much cause bronchitis?
Don't you see the question mark? I am asking you.
Is breathing bad?
Well it can cause irritation to the eyes, lungs, and nose of those breathing it in. Unless you have Asthma or another breathing condition there isn't too much to worry about. The main symptoms include coughing and runny noses. In cases of asthma bronchitis have been reported. (Source: 5 minutes of googling)
Is breathing ash bad?
Well it can cause irritation to the eyes, lungs, and nose of those breathing it in. Unless you have asthma or another breathing condition there isn't too much to worry about. The main symptoms include coughing and runny noses. In cases of asthma bronchitis have been reported. (Source: 5 minutes of googling)
What causes horses stomach to flip?
Coughing violently can cause a horse's stomach to flip. Another common cause is too much food getting blocked in the intestines.
Does bronchitis spread?
It depends on the nature of bronchitis. There are two main types of bronchitis: acute and chronic bronchitis. Acute bronchitis is caused by viral infection and normally last for a short period of time.This form of bronchitis can spread very rapidly through cough, sneeze or by getting in close contact with infected person. On the other hand, chronic bronchitis doesn't spread by nature. The main cause is smoking and exposure to pollutants. It can only spread from one person to another if it persists for a very long time. This often occurs when the bacteria starts to develop and is emitted into the air.
How much damage do cigars do to the lungs?
Cigars can cause bronchitis, lung cancer (both of which could kill you), and so much damage that it could kill you. Solution - Don't inhale cigars.
What could be wrong if have colitis and have suffering from bronchitis and flu like symptoms for two weeks with intense pain from below my shoulder blades right through to under my breast?
I am so sorry to hear you have to contend with colitis and of course having bronchitis (which I've had) and the flu on top of it certainly is a hard hit on you. Between having bronchitis and the flu you must be coughing and the constant coughing will cause your stomach, ribs and shoulder blades to hurt. Also your Ph level is out and certainly doesn't help you colitis. Please see a doctor as you need to be on antibiotics for the Bronchitis or it can lead to pneumonia. The doctor may give you some other medications to stop the cough or something to relax you so your muscles don't hurt so much or painkillers. When you sleep prop yourself up with a couple of pillows to help you breath better. Sleeping on a couch is even better because you can't move as much. On a couch you can prop yourself up on your pillows and either sleep on your back or side and more likely not slip flat on your back during the night as you would if you were in bed. Be sure you keep in close contact with your doctor.
Can you smoke marijuana with acute bronchitis?
You can but you shouldn't. You could smoke cigarettes and crack too. Point is, it's not a question of "can" but a question of "can I do it with no harm?" The answer to that is no. Bronchitis is inflamation of the bronchi. Any smoke will irritate the bronchi, and aggravate your bronchitis. My advice is to stop smoking pot and put your health first. After about a week you will feel much better, and you'll crave pot less and less as time goes by. Trust me, I am a recovered cronic pothead.
Will coughing too much bring on labor?
Yes it can.
Cause of bronchitis?
Smoking cigarettes (and exposure to second-hand cigarette smoke) is the main cause of chronic bronchitis. Followed by environmental pollution, some kinds of occupational exposures to chemicals, and various air pollutants (such as sulphur dioxide). The severity of the disease often relates to how much the person was exposed to cigarette smoke/environmental pollution.It is still possible for people to get bronchitis without any of the risk factors mentioned above.Acute bronchitis generally follows a viral respiratory infection. At first, it affects your nose, sinuses, and throat and then spreads to the lungs. Sometimes, you may get another (secondary) bacterial infection in the airways.This means that bacteria infect the airways, in addition to the virus.People at risk for acute bronchitis include:Elderly, infants, and young childrenPeople with heart or lung diseaseSmokersChronic bronchitis is a long-term condition. It's also known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD for short. (Emphysema is another type of COPD.) As the condition gets worse, you become increasingly short of breath, have difficulty walking or exerting yourself physically, and may need supplemental oxygen on a regular basis.The following things can make bronchitis worse:Air pollutionAllergiesCertain occupations (such as coal mining, textile manufacturing, or grain handling)Infections
