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How to reduce cough while sleeping?
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Nocturnal cough: In general, a symptoms of coughing can first be addressed by over the counter measures. Cough specific syrups or tablets are readily available. Decongestant medicines can help if the cough is related to sinus drainage. Also consider trying to sleep with an elevated head or with a bedside humidifier. All the best!
Answered 3/18/2014
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