Causes and precautions for coughing and stomach pain

Everyone must have had a cough. It is usually caused by a cold or a chill. Coughing is also caused by inflammation of the respiratory tract. The throat becomes itchy and sore after coughing for a long time. Coughing makes our throat and respiratory tract very uncomfortable. Sometimes we even have stomach pain after coughing. So what are the causes and precautions for coughing and stomach pain? Let’s take a look at the introduction below.

Cough is a comorbidity of many respiratory diseases, such as pneumonia, bronchitis, pharyngitis, etc., as well as pleural diseases such as pleurisy and pneumothorax. It is recommended to go to the hospital first to find out the cause of the cough. There is a certain relationship between the pain in the ribs caused by coughing. It is recommended that you pay attention to your specific condition and actively treat your cough. Because coughing plays an important role in expectorating and cleaning the airways, cough suppressants are generally not used for coughs with a lot of sputum. It is more important to treat the cause, such as using antibiotics to control infection, draining fluid in the lungs, or using antihistamines to control allergic reactions. If the dry cough is bothersome, cough suppressants can be used. In some cases, cough suppressants can be used to control cough even when the patient is coughing up phlegm but is extremely tired and insomniac. There are two types of medicines for treating coughs: antitussives and expectorants. For abdominal muscle pain caused by coughing, it is recommended to bend over or press the abdomen with your hands. If the cough symptoms are severe, you need to treat the cough. You should pay attention to rest and avoid fatigue in the near future. You can eat more foods that are beneficial to cough relief, such as some white radishes. You can boil some water to drink. In addition to drug treatment, you should be careful not to eat spicy foods.

Through the explanation in the article, we have a better understanding of cough. We used to think that coughing was caused by colds, but it turns out that pneumonia and other bronchitis can also cause coughing. Don't ignore coughing as a trivial matter, and don't take it seriously until the condition becomes more serious. Also, drink more water, eat light food, and eat less spicy food that is bad for the throat.