There are many different types of cough, but mainly divided in two types.
The typical cold
Acute sinusitis
Pertussis (whooping cough)
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Allergic rhinitis
Non-allergic rhinitis
For a cough that has survived for between three and eight weeks, the most typical causes are:
Post-infectious cough
Acute sinusitis
Asthma
phlegm soaking down the throat from the back of the nose (nasal drip)
GERD (gastro-esophageal reflux disease)
Less common causes of chronic cough include Tuberculosis(TB), a clot in the lung pulmry embolism, or tuberculosis.
A detailed study showed that those resiperatory patients who were on Homeopathic medicines get relief fast as compared to those patients who were on conventional medicines.
To cure your cough, look at the remedies listed below to see which one meets your symptoms.
Aconite napellus: Acute cough after exposure to a dry cold wind or from getting chilled.
Antimonium tartaricum: General rattling of phlegm, but very little expectorated. It is a convulsive, concussive cough, attended with copious secretion of mucus. It is worse at night and in bed.
Arsenicum album: An asthmatic cough with wheezing and frothy expectoration.
Belladona: A short, dry tickling cough.
Bryonia: The cough of Bryonia is usually dry and concussive with soreness in the chest. It seems to come from the stomach.
Drosera: Croup cough from cold and dry wind. Much better for warmth or humid weather.
Ipecacuahna: Rattling cough with very little expectoration. Suffocative, whooping, choking cough with accompanied by nausea.
Kali bichromicum: A crouping cough with rales of white sticky phlegm. Phosphorus: Cough arises from irritation in the trachea. It is first dry and tight and then with expectoration of tenacious purulent phlegm. The patient can’t lie on their left side and are generely anxious, seek reassurance and feel chilly, but desire cold drinks. It is worse by talking or using the voice and also worse from a change to cold air.
Pulsatilla: It is dry at night and productive in the morning, worse at night and on lying down, causing the patient to stand or use double the pillow. Better in fresh air, while aggravates in close room.
Rumex crispus: Dry cough from tickling in the throat and much tough mucus in the larynx . The patient cover the head with cloth. Aggravated in cold air, from cold drinks, from speaking and from lying down at night.
Spongia: This medicine has hard, barking, ringing, metallic sounding cough, is worse from deep breathing and excitement, often arousing the patient from sleep with a suffocative feeling.
Hyoscyamus: The cough of this medicine is dry, nervous and spasmodic, aggrivates at night and relieves after sitting.
Dry cough
Dry coughs are nonproductive and irritating. They’re generally initiated by an irritating tickle and emit very little or no mucus(sputum). A dry cough may grow towards the end of a cold or after exposure to an irritant, such as dust or smoke.Wet cough
Wet coughs are productive. They eliminate congestion by expelling phlegm or mucus (sputum) that was collected in your throat or chest area. A wet cough usually should not be suppressed-it clears mucus from the lungs.Causes of cough
The most popular causes of an acute cough contain:The typical cold
Acute sinusitis
Pertussis (whooping cough)
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Allergic rhinitis
Non-allergic rhinitis
For a cough that has survived for between three and eight weeks, the most typical causes are:
Post-infectious cough
Acute sinusitis
Asthma
phlegm soaking down the throat from the back of the nose (nasal drip)
GERD (gastro-esophageal reflux disease)
Less common causes of chronic cough include Tuberculosis(TB), a clot in the lung pulmry embolism, or tuberculosis.
Homeopathy and Cough Solution
A detailed study showed that those resiperatory patients who were on Homeopathic medicines get relief fast as compared to those patients who were on conventional medicines.
To cure your cough, look at the remedies listed below to see which one meets your symptoms.
Aconite napellus: Acute cough after exposure to a dry cold wind or from getting chilled.
Antimonium tartaricum: General rattling of phlegm, but very little expectorated. It is a convulsive, concussive cough, attended with copious secretion of mucus. It is worse at night and in bed.
Arsenicum album: An asthmatic cough with wheezing and frothy expectoration.
Belladona: A short, dry tickling cough.
Bryonia: The cough of Bryonia is usually dry and concussive with soreness in the chest. It seems to come from the stomach.
Drosera: Croup cough from cold and dry wind. Much better for warmth or humid weather.
Ipecacuahna: Rattling cough with very little expectoration. Suffocative, whooping, choking cough with accompanied by nausea.
Kali bichromicum: A crouping cough with rales of white sticky phlegm. Phosphorus: Cough arises from irritation in the trachea. It is first dry and tight and then with expectoration of tenacious purulent phlegm. The patient can’t lie on their left side and are generely anxious, seek reassurance and feel chilly, but desire cold drinks. It is worse by talking or using the voice and also worse from a change to cold air.
Pulsatilla: It is dry at night and productive in the morning, worse at night and on lying down, causing the patient to stand or use double the pillow. Better in fresh air, while aggravates in close room.
Rumex crispus: Dry cough from tickling in the throat and much tough mucus in the larynx . The patient cover the head with cloth. Aggravated in cold air, from cold drinks, from speaking and from lying down at night.
Spongia: This medicine has hard, barking, ringing, metallic sounding cough, is worse from deep breathing and excitement, often arousing the patient from sleep with a suffocative feeling.
Hyoscyamus: The cough of this medicine is dry, nervous and spasmodic, aggrivates at night and relieves after sitting.
