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Medical Conditions - Cough Suppressants

Cough suppressants are medications that prevent the person from coughing. Cough suppressants are otherwise called antitussives. They are used in treating dry hacking cough present in association with cold and flu. Cough suppressants act on the center of the brain to control the cough reflex. Dextromethorphan is a common cough suppressant used in providing temporary relief for cough presenting in association with throat irritation.

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Is cough medicine safe while breastfeeding?

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What are the treatments available for cough?

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I have a chronic cough and stomach cramps. How to treat it?

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My son has cough and running nose. Please advise.

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What is the treatment for persistent cough?

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Is Meftal-P and Ambrocof-LS safe for my infant's fever?

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What can be done to effectively treat a chronic cough that is worsening due to climate change?

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Why does my cough persist and worsen with laughter, even with medication?

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