Can allergies make you cough, or is there something else to blame for that seemingly seasonal tickle in your throat? An ...

A persistent cough could be a sign of either allergies or tuberculosis (TB). While allergic coughs are dry and triggered by ...

And the mucus production, timing and other subtleties of your cough can reveal what’s causing it. We talked to doctors about how to identify different types of coughs and how to treat them. Here’s how ...

Additional symptoms can include a chronic cough that can be dry or may produce mucus; shortness of breath; a sensation of ...

Health experts have warned that a cough lasting more than three weeks could be a sign of a deadly disease making a comeback ...

Unlike normal cough, tuberculosis is usually accompanied by typical symptoms such as fever, shivering, night sweats, loss of ...

The NHS has issued a warning over a slow-developing bacterial infection that usually starts with a cough. While the illness ...

Phlegm is mucus that can build up in your lungs and cause a cough. Several home remedies can relieve chest congestion. However, they are not cures for the infection responsible for the mucus ...

The most common cause is a “ post-viral” cough, which is part of the “inflammation that happens after any virus” and which ...

When a metallic taste is paired with coughing, you may have an upper respiratory infection like a cold. This can cause your phlegm to contain traces of blood. Repeatedly coughing up phlegm often ...

The AAP recommends giving children 2 to 5 milliliters of honey (so, a teaspoon or a bit less) as needed to thin the mucus and reduce coughing. A spoonful of honey before bed may help with ...