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Quitting Smoking Should I Use Medicine

… hiccups, heartburn, and gas. Nicotine inhalers can cause a cough, a scratchy throat, and an upset stomach. An inhaler … redness where the patch is placed. Heartburn. Headaches. Cough. Don't use medicines Don't use medicines You could … hiccups, heartburn, and gas. Nicotine inhalers can cause a cough, a scratchy throat, and an upset stomach. An inhaler …

Genital Herpes

Sexually Transmitted Infections

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Ear Nose and Throat

… for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Disc Battery in the Nose Dry Coughs Ear Canal Problems (Swimmer's Ear) Ear Infections Ear … Outdoor Triggers Cystic Fibrosis: Helping Your Child Cough Up Mucus Vertigo: Balance Exercises Current as of: … for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Disc Battery in the Nose Dry Coughs Ear Canal Problems (Swimmer's Ear) Ear Infections Ear …

HIV Tips for Caregivers to Avoid Infection

… you have diarrhea. Tuberculosis (TB) may be the cause of a cough that has been present for more than a week or two in … person who has TB should be checked by a doctor, even if no cough has developed. Chickenpox can cause serious problems … you have diarrhea. Tuberculosis (TB) may be the cause of a cough that has been present for more than a week or two in …

Central Vascular Access Device CVAD

… You have sudden chest pain and shortness of breath, or you cough up blood. You have a fast or uneven pulse. Call your … central line is out of place. This may happen after severe coughing or vomiting, or if you pull on the central line. … You have sudden chest pain and shortness of breath, or you cough up blood. You have a fast or uneven pulse. Call your …

Asthma and GERD

… you have persistent nighttime asthma symptoms, especially coughing and wheezing, GERD could be making your asthma … you have persistent nighttime asthma symptoms, especially coughing and wheezing, GERD could be making your asthma …

Vagal Manoeuvres for Supraventricular Tachycardia SVT

… nose or mouth. Putting an ice-cold, wet towel on your face. Coughing or gagging. Along with these, your doctor may … nose or mouth. Putting an ice-cold, wet towel on your face. Coughing or gagging. Along with these, your doctor may …