Learn about the differences between types of coughs, such as wet and dry coughs, croup coughs, and violent coughing fits.

Dry coughs, or nonproductive coughs, are coughs that do not produce any mucus. They may follow respiratory illnesses, such as colds and the flu. In most cases, the cough goes away on its own ...

Boots Superintendent Pharmacist Claire Nevinson says most coughs can usually be managed at home but there are times it is ...

Wet Cough. Unlike a dry cough, a wet cough, also known as a productive cough, is characterised by the presence of mucus or phlegm. With this type of cough, one may always feel the need to expel ...

Dr Unnati Desai, national GP lead at Nuffield Health, says coughs can be dry, ... Here are seven different types of cough, how to recognise them and tips to ease each one. 1.

Often, coughs are just a normal annoyance that arrive during cold and flu season or when you swallow water down the wrong pipe (ugh, the worst!). However, since COVID hit, hearing a cough seems to ...

Three types of cough kids suffer from and what to do - including when to call a GP. Advice from the NHS as to what exactly that cough means, and when you should head to your GP, or even the hospital.

Pharmacist explains the two types of cough, how to treat them and when to see a doctor Boots Superintendent Pharmacist Claire Nevinson says most coughs can usually be managed at home but there are ...

Winter is here and with it the seasonal ailments. And whether you have cold or flu - or one of he other winter bugs - there is a good chance you could be coughing. While most can be treated at home ...