One day, a woman with the surname Wang came to the clinic, at the age of 40, and was employed as an individual. The self-incriminating, irritating coughing with discomfort in the throat, examination of the history of the disease, and the patient ‘ s complaints process for about six months, which are aggravated at night and accompanied by slime and coughing. The self-proclaimed oral combination of licorice is not working well, and the use of head spores can improve, but it cannot be cured, the use of licorice is ineffective and self-inflicted anti-inflammation medication can sometimes be mitigated. Ms. Wang suffered from sepsis several years ago and was released after inpatient infusion. However, it continues to suffer from a lack of snort, with symptoms such as nose plugs and slugs every year. She wanted to know if Dr. Nasal cough had anything to do with her previous sinus. So let’s start with the cough.
Cough is one of the most commonly encountered symptoms in clinical practice for clinical doctors, especially physicians. Many patients consider cough to be a disease, but it is inaccurate, cough is a protective reflection, like vomiting, and cough removes respiratory secretions and gastrophagus by coughing. However, it is not said that cough is entirely healthy, but it has adverse faces, such as cough that spreads in-respiratory infections, severe cough can lead to respiratory haemorrhage, and severe or even spontaneous aerobic breast. Frequent coughing is often rational and severely affects work and rest. In clinical terms, cough can normally be divided into three categories on a continuous basis: acute cough, subacute cough and chronic cough. Acute cough time 8 weeks. Some cough patients can excrete troughs, troughs or seepages in pulmonary bubbles when coughing, and cough is accompanied by cough, known as wet cough, while cough without cough is called dry cough. It is a fundamental function of doctors to identify the underlying causes of coughing and to properly treat them.
There are many causes of cough, but the causes of acute cough are relatively simple, mainly inflammation, such as common flu, acute bronchitis, common flu which is catalytic, clinically manifested in nasal symptoms, and coughing is mainly related to aldicarb. Acute bronchitis – bronchitis is mainly caused by viral infections, but it is often followed by bacterial infections, and can be caused by cold air and dust and irritating gases, mainly in the form of cough and cough, which, if accompanied by a yellow sap, is a combination of bacterial infections, but the disease is self-restrictive and generally whole-body symptoms disappear within days, but the cough symptoms last 2-3 weeks.
The causes of chronic cough are much more complex and include, among other things, aldicarb syndrome in the back nose, altophate cytobronchitis, cough mutulial asthma, gastrophate reflux cough, etc. We often use anti-infective drugs for treatment, but they are not effective, so we should know that most of the chronic cough is not caused by infection, so there is no need for treatment with anti-infective drugs. Post-snotting aldicarb syndrome is caused by cough caused by the back flow of some of the snorts to stimulate the cougher, generally with nasal symptoms in addition to cough symptoms, such as nasal itchism, running water slugs, septic or mucous snot, and even with face pains, irritating coughs, etc. Cough mutated asthma manifests itself in severe stench cough, especially at night, where cough is more pronounced, acidic particle-cell bronchitis, which is a non-asthotic bronchitis characterized by immersion of gastropic granular cells, clinically in chronic cough, which can cough during the day and at night. The anti-flow cough of the stomach oesophagus is mainly a combination of oesophagus symptoms, but there are also patients who do not combine anti-acid and charred, but are induced or aggravated by the consumption of acid or greasy food. Other chronic cough can be induced by chronic bronchitis, bronchial expansion, drug cough and psychological cough.
In conjunction with the above point of knowledge, Ms. Wang ‘ s past history of nasal inflammation was accompanied by mucous snot, which had been incompletely treated, and therefore considered suffering from a post-snotlout syndrome.
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