I thought that I'd write in to share something that might be useful. Last night I had to go to A&E as I couldn't stop coughing, about 3 hours worth. I was checked over and told all was clear for fluid and oxygen etc was OK.Told that I was in spasm, had terrible cramps in my ribcage.The Doc have me Cocodamolas a suppressant. Within about 15 mins coughing stopped and I felt quite at ease. I was so amazed at the almost instant result as I'd never picked up on it before. So the Doc said it would be fine to take one before going to bed, and would help to prevent anymore attacks.
So after cough ,cough, cough, I'm hoping that this will do the trck.🖒
Cheers.
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Co-codamol is spelt correctly they are often prescribed for pain relief. I have them for a neck problem. I found if I took 1 or 2 in the morning I seemed to breath a little easier. I mentioned this when I went for my yearly Oxygen assessment. I was told that the Co-codamol acts as a relaxant. I would think this is the reason it stopped the coughing fit it relaxed you. Barbs
I have a bad cough as well at the moment, and have found that sipping soluble paracetamol helps sooth my cough/throat irritation. It is getting better very slowly. I have some co-codamol of the strength of the 30/500 strength in, I will try them next time. Thank you.
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