Question 1

how can i stop caugh ?

Accepted Answer

Depends on cause: Trying to stop a cough is always what we want to do when we are coughing but it depends upon the cause of the cough what we can do to stop it. Coughs can be caused from infections, allergies, medications, dehydration and reflux. In all cases it is good to drink plenty of water. Cough drops and syrups can help but you really need to find and treat the cause to stop a cough.

Question 2

adicated in caugh syrup?

Accepted Answer

Cough Syrup: An abuse of cough syrup that contains Codeine and dxm (dextromethorphan) is dangerous. Codeine, an opiate, and dxm, a psychoactive drug, are two very addictive substances. Cough syrup is a preferred substance to abuse for some because of its wide availability and low cost. Addicts drink these syrups undiluted or mixed with other drugs, juices or sodas. See your doctor if you are addicted.

Question 3

do crutches give you abs?

Accepted Answer

Crunches: These will help. You can try any of the variations on the cable pulldown (photo) as well, for greater resistance and maybe less getting dizzy. You'll only be able to see your definition if you also diet / do aerobic exercise and get rid of almost all of your body fat. This is itself really healthy for a guy.

Question 4

how to relive my caugh paln?

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If you do: Not suffer from asthma, you may take  a combination of cough suppressant with an expectorant to help loosen up the mucus .Also drink plenty of warm liquids or honey and tea. If no better, go see your doctor.

Question 5

how can you manage a port-cath?

Accepted Answer

Instructions: There would be little care that a person themself would do for a port-a-cath. See your doctor regularly, follow their instructions, and have regular catheter injection or flushing performed at your doctor's office as directed.

Question 6

caugh problem since 1 month ago?

Accepted Answer

Cough: Short term cough could be due to a recent infection with residual inflammation, reflux or post-nasal drainage. Seeing your doctor for evaluation and treatment would be best.

Question 7

my baby had caugh what shall i do?

Accepted Answer

Cough: Monitor symptoms closely. Could be infection or allergic. Be sure the baby is eating and drinking normally. If the baby seems to be having difficulty breathing/ more agitated than is baseline/or having worsening symptoms then call your pediatrician.

Question 8

can i get a free pair of crutches?

Accepted Answer

Probably: See if ur insurance covers or fully reimburses. Otherwise, a sad enough patient can garner a free pair of crutches from a sympathetic doctor or nurse. But, if you have a reputation for abusing the system or kindness of ur clinic, they will remember.

Question 9

are there different kinds of crutches?

Accepted Answer

Yeppers!: Several types, all with more or less extra features. See a general discussion: http://www.emedicinehealth.com/crutches/page2_em.htm

Question 10

can unwanted pills be taken by crushing it?

Accepted Answer

: CUT THEM IN HALF IT IS EASER TO SWOLLOW. CRUSHING THEM WOULD CAUSE LOSS OF EFFECTIVENESS.

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