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My Daughter Has Been Suffering From Cough. Is There Any Reason That Is Making Her Cough ?
my daughter has this cough thats been going on for close to a year now and all the doctors keep saying its a common could and wont listen to us. she will cough to the point to were she will start vomitting and really am starting to get worried shes had an xray done when she was one and they said it looked fined but theres gotta be something thats making her cough like this
Tue, 13 Sep 2011
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hi....how old is ur daughter, try this herbal drink (1 tsp of jeera, 1 tsp of coriander seeds, 1 tsp of ajwain, 1 tsp of pepper and 2 pinch of dried ginger, 3 cups of water)
boil it altogether with a closed lid until the water reduces to 1 cup....and have 1/2 half cup twich in a day!!
boil it altogether with a closed lid until the water reduces to 1 cup....and have 1/2 half cup twich in a day!!
Hi scot,
Persistant dry cough in children with normal x ray lungs is strongly suggest dry varient bronchial asthama, other less common condition may be post nasal dripping, but I strongly suspect dry varient bronchial asthama especial if family history is present, this can be treated with inhalational bonchodilators and steroids vary effectively. Consult your peiatrician and suggest my opinion.
Take care
Persistant dry cough in children with normal x ray lungs is strongly suggest dry varient bronchial asthama, other less common condition may be post nasal dripping, but I strongly suspect dry varient bronchial asthama especial if family history is present, this can be treated with inhalational bonchodilators and steroids vary effectively. Consult your peiatrician and suggest my opinion.
Take care
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