The best way to get rid of your cough is to go to the doctor and have them treat it. Since the cough has been with you so long, you may have an infection.
Yes, through the use of antibiotics.
Whooping Cough known in the medical community as Pertussis is not "curable" by definition. There are medications with antitussive properties that can be given to mitigate the symptom of coughing. There is a vaccines out there that is very effective however as with all vaccines there is no 100% guarantee. Having Whooping Cough can last several months as it is colloquially known as "The 100 Day Cough." But eventually all will subside.
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Cancer tumors and even the smallest diseases are fatal without the proper medical attention.A fever can run wild and a unattended cough could become infectious if let go.
No , but you can burn sapphire (please don't try this because it'll never work and you'll ruin the sapphire, sell it instead) *cough cough
go see your docter asapI'm 13 :) well i had this problem about a year ago and mine just went so i think leaving it and not having any medication works well also make sure u drink lots of water And while u still have your cough , cough lots in lessons so you can annoy your teachers
You could have acid reflux, asthma, or bronchitis...or many other underlying causes. This is why cough supressants say not to take for more than X # of days. You should see a doctor if cough persists.
Most packets say "consult a doctor for peoples under 6yrs old"
Please DO NOT give a puppy human medication. It can harm the puppy.
This product is used for the temporary relief of cough, sneezing, runny nose due to common cold, hay fever or other upper respiratory allergies. Please note this product contains a non narcotic cough suppressant.
If you are concerned about your cough, call your doctor's office or insurance advice nurse to discuss your symptoms and see if they want you to set up an appointment. If it is a minor, but bothersome, cough associated with a cold or flu, go to your pharmacy. There is a wide variety of cough syrups sold over-the-counter that are formulated to treat different types of coughs and other symptoms. Your pharmacist can help you find the right one for you. There are certain people who seek a prescription for cough syrup because if they take more than a prescription dose the ingredients give them a "high." This can cause headaches, nausea, and if overdone, serious complications. Please do not use cough syrup for entertainment, or as a way to escape from the stresses of life. If you are tempted to give in to peer pressure please talk to your school counselor or nurse; or even better, your parents. If you are using cough syrup as an escape, please talk to a friend, family member, therapist, or spiritual adviser. [Note: I am not a medical doctor or pharmacist.]
Possibly bronchitis or pneumonia...go to the Dr, Please!