Persistent cough for three weeks make your physician to think about tuberculosis.
You should probably see your primary care physician to see what is causing the cough. A persistent cough could be something serious such as pneumonia, bronchitis, tuberculosis as mentioned above, lung cancer, or something else. It could also be something more benign like a post-viral cough, but it would be best to see your doctor and have them examine you to make sure you are well.
stress, medicines
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Yes, the dextromethorphan added is enough to make you drowsy and even dizzy. Do not drive or operate machinery if you are taking this medicine daily.
Known causes of arrhythmias include Heart disease, stress, caffeine, tobacco, alcohol, diet pills, and decongestants in cough and cold medicines.
Pain after aortic aneurysm surgery is usually due to the incision made in the chest or abdomen during the procedure. The presence of tubes, drains, or medical equipment in the area can also contribute to discomfort. In some cases, nerve damage or inflammation from the surgery can lead to persistent or worsening pain.
Some medicines cause metallic taste. Example - metformin (glyciphage) used in the treatment of diabetes.
Probably not, but it will help keep them from worsening as rapidly. Smoking and sun exposure (or any tanning) are the primary causes of prematurely aged skin and wrinkles.
Cause: infection with the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis. signs: depends on where they've got to. If in the lungs, a persistent cough mostly.
I LIKE TO ASK WHAT ARE THE NATURAL MEDICINES eg.HERBS USED FOR MANAPAUSE AND THE HOT FLASHES IT CAUSES ?
Look up Congestive Heart Failure or Heart Failure. Left sided heart failure is the most common. It will usually result in shortness of breath. Right sided heart failure usually causes swelling primarily in the legs. There is no cure. But it can be managed with medication.
There are quite a few, such as sarcoidosis, psitticosis, pthisis, asbestosis, allergies of various sorts, parasitical infestations, to name a few.
Medicines and drugs can help treat the causes and symptoms of illness, or to prevent their onset. Medicines are sometimes used for other than their intended purposes, and can be abused because of their effects on the body (including euphoria, intoxication, or increased stamina).