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Friday’s COPD Newsletter from COPD Support, Inc. by Karen Bastille Health Maven

Posted Fri 21 May 2010 7:04am Volume 10, Issue 25 May 21, 2010 Joan Costello, Editor By Martha A Simpson, DO: Q. I had a cold recently that traveled down into my chest. I went to the doctor and was told that I had bronchitis. My wife, however, argues that I must have pneumonia since I am coughing so much. Are bronchitis and pneumonia very differen ... Read on »

Antibiotics found not useful for acute cough producing green phlegm by Dr. John Z. Medical Doctor

Posted Sun 03 Apr 2011 12:00am Cardiff.ac.uk - Prescribing antibiotics for patients with discolored phlegm caused by acute cough has little or no effect on alleviating symptoms and recovery, a Cardiff University study has found. Acute cough is one of the common reasons w ... Read on »

Do You Need to See a Doctor for a Cold? by OCnaturaldoc Health Maven

Posted Tue 26 Oct 2010 8:07am It's 'cold season'. At least that's what 'they' tell us on TV. But is there really a 'cold season'? And do you need medical attention if you catch one? Dr Leonard Coldwell says more than 300 different viruses can cause colds, so each time you have a cold it is caused by a distinct virus. It’s important to realize that there are currently ... Read on »

Cough by Dr. Anshu Gupta Patient Expert

Posted Tue 02 Jun 2009 4:40pm

1 Comment Causes & Nature Cure of Cough If coughing is marked with expulsion of cough or sputum then it is called wet cough. Coughing without expulsion of cough is called dry cough. Its main symptoms are as follows: Producing rattling sound Feeling of pain in chest during extensive coughing Feeling of tiredness and weakness ... Read on »

5 Natural Home Remedies for a Cough by Methods of Healing Patient Expert

Posted Fri 17 Jun 2011 2:44am Coughing is a vigorous attempt by your body to rid your upper respiratory tract of toxins, irritants such as allergens and harmful microorganisms such as viruses. A cough is a common symptom of colds and flu and it can also manifest as a result of allergies. Coughs can be extremely irritating and at times even painful. Over the counter medicati ... Read on »

Instant Home Remedies For Cough. by baldeepkaur0081 Posted Tue 03 Jan 2012 2:17am Boil milk with Ginger, Black pepper, Basil leaves, Cloves, Red Sugar candy or Jaggery. Strain it and drink it for few days to cure cough. Consume a mixture of basil leaves powder and honey several times a day to get relief from cough. Eat garlic at night to cure cough. Almond paste mixed with honey also helps to cure cough. ... Read on »

Home Remedies for cough and cold by Ayurvedic Physician- Dr. Maulik BV Posted Mon 25 Jan 2010 8:57pm There are many different home remedies for cough and cold around the world, and many passed down from generation to generation. These home remedies for cough and cold often being called the secret recipes from grandma for cough and cold. Some of the popular home remedies for cough and cold are honey, raisins and almond. [...] Read on »

Swine flu info available by Sarah W. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Wed 22 Jul 2009 4:45pm Please note that information in this posting should not be taken as being a replacement for conventional medical advice. I’ve been inundated with queries about swine flu over the last week, with worried patients asking about vaccinations, nosodes, suggestions for homeopathic help, and ideas for natural health steps they can take to ... Read on »

Chronic cough and sputum production predict COPD exacerbation by COPDsurvivor Patient Expert

Posted Thu 23 Apr 2009 5:25pm By Philip Ford Chronic production of cough and sputum are closely linked to exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), say researchers who recommend specific therapeutic interventions to reduce the use of healthcare resources in patients with the disease. Pierre-Régis Burgel (Hôpital Cochin, Paris, Fran ... Read on »

Antibiotics have 'little effect' on cough and phlegm by Dr. Fasil M. Posted Mon 19 Dec 2011 6:36am Coloured phlegm and a bad cough is not necessarily a good indicator for antibiotic treatment Taking antibiotics for a bad cough which produces green or yellow phlegm is of little benefit, says Cardiff University research. A study of over 3,000 adults from across Europe found that patients producing colou ... Read on »