Coughing in fish
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Please advise if anyone has had these symptoms. I have had some reflux and upper abdomen discomfort in the last few weeks. 2 weeks ago, I had my stool checked for bacteria culture and come back negative. The only new med that I have been taking in the past 2 weeks is Ventolin HFA (Albuterol Sulfate Inhalation Aerosol) for my coughing after coming down with flue. I have also been eating lots of broccoli sprouts and home made fresh ginger tea mixed with little honey.
At least once or twice a week the smallest thing, like drinking water, or soda, or even taking in a breath, will trigger a tickle in my throat which sends me into a coughing fit until my eyes water and usually end with sneezing. " That is exactly what happens to me - does anyone have any information on this type of problem?
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hi have you ate any fish or anything with tiny bones as sometimes they can not get all of the bones out of some foods. my partner ended up having a fish bone stuck in his throat didnt know it at the time but then a week later his throat got all infected and the doctors descoverd the fish bone. didnt know something so small could cause so much damage. hope this helps ...
My Mom has a 12 year old Yorkie/Cairn Terrier mix that has been coughing for several months. Has had him to the vet several times, they gave her medicine and antibiotics for allergies and bronchitis. A few weeks ago he had the diarrhea, the vet told her to mix pumpkin, hamburger & rice together...that worked, until a few days ago.
She is talking about putting him to sleep.
Would like to learn more about the dry hacky cough that he has...and why the diarrhea came back.
re just in the room, and most start shaking your nose, coughing (but not all that is even more interesting).I also noticed that all this disappears when I drink alcohol, but on the second day I smell really like a ******, just faecal smell. In fading, my smell is like urine, something dead, fish, rubbish, etc. Who has something like?
This *****... upper resp. Infection and bronchitis and a sinus infection. I feel horrible on top of morning sickness... anything I can do to breath better? Feels like I'm a fish outta water after I'm done coughing or getting up to p. ( I do have asthma but afraid to use the inhailer) tried steam, seems to make it worse.
205 is a little high and I would recommend a low fat, heart healthy diet such as the mediterranean diet. If it went up 30 points then it sounds likely to be dietary changes. Luckily, your HDL is very high. All-in-all, this is a pretty good lipid panel if you don't have known coronary disease.
Hi there I would go to gp blood in saliva could be due to chest infection,coughing too much thus bursting tiny vessels in throat(not serious) if you have severe gastric disorder it could be coming from gastric is the blood bright red? If so this is prob due to strain from coughing,is the blood brown in colour if so this is old blood and should be checked out ASAP are you on medications that could be making gums bleed thus leaving slight blood in your salvia.
I was watching CNN live, attorney general testifying in front of US senate in Trump case. The chairman of seneate went too un-easy and was adjusting his throat all time & many people in that hall were caughing like anything.
Note:I do have severe anxiety issues & had gone through depression phase before. I am also very empathetic & get attached to other people emotions easily. I am also an overthinker kind of guy..
The mayo clinic says catfish is safe. There are healthier fish that are higher in omega-3s but catfish is still a safe fish to eat. I've read omega-3s are great for brain development so I try to eat as much sockeye salmon as possible while pregnant...which is only about once a week since it's so expensive...plus I've been feeding it to my daughter since she was 6 months, she's two now and loves fish.
http://www.mayoclinic.
As long as it's not white tuna you're fine. If it's catfish you're good, there's virtually no mercury in that fish.
Thank you!
As long as the shrimp is fully cooked yes..lucky you!!!
Fish is so good for you, absolutely broiled fish is fine. Do a little homework on fish that tends to be high in mercury. Some that come to mind are tuna and swordfish (but there are others). It's fine to have them, but I believe the rule of thumb is no more then once a week. Double check that though, I can't remember exactly how often it's ok.
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