Very Bad Cough

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JaYG New Member Date Joined Nov 2007 Total Posts : 2	Posted 11/27/2007 9:02 AM (GMT -6)
	Ok First off, I dont know where this is supposed to be located so sorry if its in the wrong forum... Second, I have been having a real bad cough!! Its been going on for atleast 2 weeks now and its on and off, theres periods where im coughing for 20 minutes straight and wont cough for couple hours or so then it starts again... when I cough I start to Gag like im about to vomit. Im feeling normal with no serious temp, fluxuating between 98-99.5 It feels like there something in the back of my throat at all times and it really sucks :-( help? Back to Top

Red_34 Forum Moderator Date Joined Apr 2004 Total Posts : 23551	Posted 11/27/2007 11:06 AM (GMT -6)
	Does this coincide when you eat anything? What are doing when you have these coughing fits? Have you tried any acid reflux medications? ^{@--->--SHERRY--<---@} ^{~Left sided Uc -'92 - Colazal (9 daily), 6mp (50-100mgs), Prilosec, Biotin, Forvia, Pro-Bio, Hydrocortisone enemasUnable to tolerate Asacol, Rowasa or Canasa} ^{~Allergies - Singulair, Astelin(got the script - just haven't tried it yet!)~} ^{~Secondary Reynauds Syndrome - '04 - Norvasc~} ^{~Fibromyalgia - '06~} ^{@--->--Moderator for Allergies/Asthma and Co-moderator for UC--<---@} ^{PLEASE HELP HEALINGWELL CONTINUE TO HELP OTHERS BY CLICKING HERE: DONATE} http://www.myspace.com/82595818 Back to Top

Another Day Veteran Member Date Joined Mar 2007 Total Posts : 1055	Posted 11/27/2007 6:44 PM (GMT -6)
	Sherry brought up a good question about it possibly happening after you eat. That could definitely be a sign of reflux. If you are feeling well, that should rule out bronchitis. What about allergies, are you coughing up any phlegm? Do you have any drainage in your throat? Back to the reflux scenario, do you have any trouble going to sleep at night because of this? Have you been to see a doctor abut this yet? I am not a medical professional, but these are the only things that come to mind from what you have described. I would definitely make plans to see your doctor. Please keep us posted. Take care! Carla Moderator, Allergies/Asthma Help support the forums so we can support you: http://www.healingwell.com/donate Epilepsy, asthma, GERD, depression, hypothyroidism, tinnitus Back to Top

JaYG New Member Date Joined Nov 2007 Total Posts : 2	Posted 11/27/2007 8:44 PM (GMT -6)
	Usually its just happens out of the blue... I just start coughing and it stops... I havent been eating like i usually do, it feels like when I take a few bites that im full also and yes I have Drainage and I cough up some phlem from time to time... I am also a smoker if that helps but I quit smoking like a day or so when it started to get worse Back to Top

Another Day Veteran Member Date Joined Mar 2007 Total Posts : 1055	Posted 11/27/2007 9:37 PM (GMT -6)
	Jay, That's hard for me to take a guess at. Please be sure and make an appointment to see your doctor. By the way, welcome to HealingWell. Let us know what you find out. Take care! Carla Moderator, Allergies/Asthma Help support the forums so we can support you: http://www.healingwell.com/donate Epilepsy, asthma, GERD, depression, hypothyroidism, tinnitus Back to Top

Razzle Veteran Member Date Joined Aug 2007 Total Posts : 4415	Posted 11/28/2007 7:34 PM (GMT -6)
	Get it checked out by a doctor. I've had a cough linger for months because a cold flared up my Asthma. Also, smoking can cause COPD and I think chronic cough is a symptom of COPD. When I have severe post nasal drip, it causes my stomach to feel terrible and I usually can't eat much either. And the severe post nasal drip can make me cough quite a bit too. I also know that some viral infections can linger for weeks and cause post nasal drip, coughing, sneezing, etc. that seems like it won't go away. And secondary infections in the sinuses and lungs can result in lingering symptoms also. Let us know what the doctor says. Good luck & take care, -Razzle Gluten & Sulfite Sensitivity, Multiple Food & Inhalant & Medication Allergies, Asthma, Gut issues (dysmotility, non-specific inflammation), UCTD (Lupus?), Osteoporosis, Anemia, Very Low Lymphocyte Counts (T-Cells & B-Cells), malabsorption/malnutrition, etc., and now possible Lyme Disease (Igenex Lab says IgM WesternBlot is positive) Meds: Pulmicort, Injectable Vitamin B12, Herbs, Nutritional Supplements, Essential Oils, Homeopathy. Back to Top

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