Over the counter expectorant cough medicines can be effective. Try the ones with Guaifenesin as an ingredient, which loosens congestion, allowing secretions to be more easily cleared from your lungs and bronchial tubes. Take deep breaths to aerate your lungs. Cold air humidifiers can also be helpful. Drink plenty of fluids, consider Vitamin C supplements if you are not getting good nutrition from your diet of fruits and vegetables. Avoid dairy products.
If the cough persists or you get a fever over 101 degrees Fahrenheit, dizziness, shortness of breath or chest pain, contact a medical professional without delay for advice.
Be sure to cover your mouth when you cough, using a tissue, not your hand. If you do not have a tissue, cough into the "crook" of your elbow held closely to your body to catch the germs.
Do not smoke. Stay home from work or school and don't go into public except to seek medical advice or medications.
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If there is a high fever or trouble breathing, the child must be assessed in an ER. For mild cold symptom type chest congestion without Asthma, bronchitis, or other serious illness, a vaporizer works wonders, as does running a hot shower and having the child sit in the bathroom.
Mucinex workd the best. Also try a vaporizer ahile sleeping and hot showers. The steam helps to break up the mucus so its easier to get it out.
Personally, I sleep in my recliner when I have a chest cold, drink hot tea, eat soup and try to get enough rest. Not lying down really makes a difference in reducing the time to recover.
HUMIDIFIER
chest congestion is fatal and your going to die!
EUCALYPTUS is the best medicine to cure the cough and cold
visit your doctor
Definitely NOT!!!
is amoxicillin and clindamycin the same in treating chest cold and congestion
Don't give human medicine to pets without consulting a vet, especially if it's for something like congestion.
There may be some side effects of cold and pain killers taken for chest congestion. This may be liver damage or even death, in case of over dosage of pain killers.
Some people can have a sensitivity to alcohol. So it could manifest as congestion. But I have never heard of that happening to anyone I know before.
It can cause chest pain, congestion, and other serious illnesses.
Yes, especially if you have an underlying pulmonary condition.
Lots of natural health tips to avoid antibiotics; best foods and remedies to cure infections naturally in children and adults, including congestion.
you tell your moma to kiss it better