Coughing and breathing with sound

Coughing is a very common phenomenon in life, and the disease that is most likely to cause coughing is the common cold. In fact, coughing is also a manifestation of the body's inflammation, but coughing must be treated in time, otherwise it will easily cause some tracheal diseases, especially for some people with lung diseases or tracheal diseases. They should not cough too much. So why is there a sound when coughing and breathing?

Normal coughing: A few mild coughs when you wake up in the morning are a physiological phenomenon. They are to clear the mucus accumulated in the respiratory tract at night. There is no need to worry. If a cough occurs, a stronger cough suppressant will be given to temporarily stop the cough, but the sputum cannot be discharged smoothly and a large amount of sputum will accumulate. Accumulation in the trachea and bronchi can cause tracheal obstruction.

If you have a cough with phlegm due to a cold, but do not have shortness of breath and occur at any time of day or night, it may be a common cold. If you have a slightly hoarse sound in the throat and cough every once in a while, sometimes with a dry cough and sometimes with phlegm, it may be caused by influenza.

Whooping cough causes violent, hoarse coughing fits, with up to 25 coughs per breath. When you inhale forcefully, there is a sharp roaring sound.

Asthma is a persistent cough, often with wheezing or breathlessness, that can last for more than 10 days and is worse at night or after exercise and with exposure to pollen, cold air, animal dander, dust, or smoke.

Bronchiolitis causes a cough with phlegm or accompanied by wheezing, shortness of breath, weak breathing, or difficulty breathing.

Pseudomembranous croup presents as a strong, dry cough with a very clear sound similar to the barking of a seal, usually occurring in the middle of the night.

Reflux esophagitis causes wheezing and a persistent, hoarse cough after eating.

In addition, if you accidentally choke on something, you may suddenly cough violently. At this time, you should try your best to cough out the foreign object or seek help from a doctor.