Pneumonia home remedies for cough
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I'm 33 weeks pregnant and I have a cold too right now. First off you should've gotten the flu shot ASAP, if you haven't then go and get one. My doctor gave me a list of meds that you can take while pregnant and they include, throat lozenges, chloraseptic spray, you can also take regular Tylenol, Tylenol cold multi symptom, regular plain old Benadryl, you can also take robotussin if you have a cough, it has to be the basic one for cough only.
simply cut yourself and bleed for a few minutes, thus reducing the pressure in your veins. Remember to use a timer.
A mouse trap, placed on top of your alarm clock, will prevent you from rolling over and going back to sleep after you hit the snooze button.
If you have a bad cough, take a large dose of laxatives; then you'll be afraid to cough.
You only need two tools in life - WD-40 and Duct Tape. If it doesn't move and should, use the WD-40.
That's been going around, my husband has a sinus infection and mild walking pneumonia. he's on antibiotics now, and cough syrup with codeine. And my friend has it as well. And my uncle just got over it.
I'm sure you and the baby will be fine. Best of luck. Get well soon.
Hello, this is my first baby and I am currently at 13 weeks. Any suggestions on home remedies to cure a sore throat?
I was prescribed azithromycin and told to continue with my xopenex and prednisone. I also took cough syrup, sudafed and motrin. Saturday I was significantly worse and over the weekend it esciladed. My temperature would go from 96.2 to 100.5 and back down over a 30min period. Monday I went back to the doctor and she heard "crackling" and a lack of air movement in my lower left lung. She diagnosed me with community acquired pneumonia.
I was hospitalized for five days with pneumonia last January. Recent x-rays and lung function tests show that I'm recovered, however, I have a persisent cough and feel a slight flutter in my heart.
I have not felt like I'm back to normal since my bout with pneumonia. I take Humira for arthritis, but all my doctors seem to think that this is not an issue. I have a healthy lifestyle and have never smoked - should I pursue a medical answer or a nutritional/dietary change?
my son has severe allergies,he gets pneumonia every spring and fall,winter.... he always has pneumonia... u should really get him checkingd out for allergies, my son, gets the fevers,nasal drip in the throat which makes him gag,he phlems up very badly,u can tell in his eyes he has allergies,his cough is constant and diahrea comes and goes....too plz get him checked for it.... my son takes laratidine syrup,singular chewables,nasal spray,inhaler,and a nebulizer breathing machine when have to...
A week and a half ago I had stomach flu for almost a week! Then I became constipated and now I have a cold... I can't catch a break this pregnancy! Home remedies for a cough? Stuffy nose? Achey body? Ughh I just want to enjoy my pregnancy but every week seems to be something new...
Hi,Mycoplasma pneumonia is atypical and notorious for it's slow long course,I would say if she is still experiencing symptoms then the infection isn't gone completely or she was misdiagnosed. If she has already taken a course of antibiotics and you have insurance,then I would suggest a Bronchoscopy,with Bronchoalveolar lavage.
My boyfriend would make me home made remedies since I didn't want to take any medication to harm the baby. Google cough/cold home remedies and it'll tell you different ways. I had a nasty cough where I could spit out phlem.
I just tested negative for COVID after being diagnosed with COVID pneumonia 3 weeks ago. I went to urgent care yesterday cause I still can't take a deep breath but they checked my oxygen level was good. BP good and no obstruction sound in my heart or lungs so they didn't want to do an xray just gave me an Inhaler.
Now I have anxiety already so I'm always worried but should I be? The doctor said it can take weeks to get better I just hate not taking a deep breath.
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