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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... explain that, “although studies suggest that chronic cough and sputum production are important manifestations in COPD subjects, available data are mostly based on epidemiologic Read on »

Cough Cough Cough. by Feeding problems Posted Wed 11 Aug 2010 6:26am Since Sunday/Monday, Sophie has had an increase in her coughing. I have purposely left it for a few days just to see if anything was developing, and also wondering whether I was noticing something that wasn't there, due to knowing she had pseudo lurking. However, something is definately going on. Sophie always has a cough that sounds like croupe Read on »

Cough, cough , cough !!! by jasmine a. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 28 Nov 2008 12:00am succumbed to the flu or this chest infection and are coughing a lot like I was then do try to support your back when coughing. If you have back issues a hard cough can really rack your body and hurt your back. I got some bad backache just because of the physical stress on my body when I was cough , cough , cough. Just some support can help and I got my Read on »

*cough...sneeze...cough...cough* by Steph Posted Thu 12 Nov 2009 10:04pm I felt a bit "iffy" this morning but I went off to school. I had a observation today for Microsoft Word, itwent well but it was 60 straight minutes of talking...excessive talking...and not talking in your everyday kinda voice, but instead it was just short of shouting. I kept thinking that my throat hurt but it was because I was talking so much. Co ... Read on »

Cough cough cough by Amy G. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 22 Oct 2008 6:15pm ended up walking a little over 3 miles along the Iron Horse Trail in Danville. Turns out it was the correct decision and except for an aching back I felt pretty good afterward. I hope the air clears up by tomorrow, I don't want to have to do any exercise outdoors in this schmootz. After last week's "recovery training" (ooops) we build again Read on »

*Cough, Cough, Cough* by A Girl & Her Mutt Posted Fri 29 Oct 2010 10:13am with a little surprise… And a few random combos… Finally last night I decided that Korky and I had been cooped up long enough. A little relaxing in the backyard was much... Extravaganza -Pumpkin Carving! Have a great day kids! Remember to take your Vitamin C and get plenty of sleep! Q: Are you dressing up for Halloween? If so, as what?! Read on »

Is It a Cough or Asthma - Both - Cough Varient Asthma by Jennifer O. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 22 Jan 2009 6:37pm pediatricians, and ER doctors not believe me. ( Pediatrician said just a bad cough. Ended up in the ER later that day because of terrible strider and trouble breathing - ER doc was convinced it HAD to be croup. Very cool allergist confirmed not croup, but asthma at follow up appointment.) So, here is some general information on Cough Variant Asthma Read on »

Ipecac for Night Choking Cough-Followup on 18-month old boy cough by Dr. Rakesh Kumar Posted Tue 27 Oct 2009 5:22pm The child was getting severe coughing episode at night. The child was chilly and thirstless. Mother was advised to give Ipecac 30c in three times at 10 minute and this worked great for him and he had only a short spell of cough during night. No fever the following day. Active and playful. No blood upon coughing is seen. Mother is very Read on »

Cough, cough - get back here lung! by Gabriela R. Health Maven

Posted Thu 18 Dec 2008 7:48pm

2 Comments This time I picked up a cold somehow.... probably from my kids, they are wonderful at bringing cooties home. And the "Circle, circle, dot, dot - I got my cootie shot" doesn't work for these type of yuckies. I've been dealing with a cough that I seriously think is trying to expel a lung from my body. I think I'd like to keep my lungs within my Read on »

Some insights on the COPD’s cough and “smoker’s cough”: a myth? by Dr. Gemzel H. Medical Doctor

Posted Sun 29 Aug 2010 6:07am ’s exhaustion” that patients might consider “normal”. A cough class Cough can be dry (without phlegm) or humid (with phlegm). The humid cough can be productive (when the patient can release the phlegm) or not (when the secretions stagnate inside the chest). It is important to cough in most respiratory illnesses because it can become in a defense/protective Read on »