Herbs that transform phlegm and stop coughing Dr med.Carl-HermannHempen,Dr med., Dr sc. nat.ToniFischer, inA Materia Medica for Chinese Medicine, 2009 Actions/Indications ••○Dislodges phlegm Chronic coughwith littlesputum, dry cough,coughingup blood,qi stagnation:decreased appetite, stifling ...
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Chronic bronchitis fills your airways with thickmucus. The small hairs that normally move phlegm out of your lungs are damaged. That makes you cough. As the disease goes on, it’s harder for you to breathe. Other signs of chronic bronchitis may include: ...
Chronic bronchitisin public health research is most often defined ascoughwith phlegm most days for at least three months of the year for a consecutive period of at least two years, and may present with or withoutairway obstructionand symptoms such as dyspnea, chest tightness, and wheezing. The ...
Study on the efficacy of phlegm fever clear nebulized inhalation combined with vibrating sputum expeller in acute exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Jilin Med. 2016;05:1157–1159. (Open in a new window)Google Scholar Liao WS, Li WQ, Sw C, et al. Effect of Shenfu ...
[1] that COPD comprises three separate, often interconnected disease processes: (1) airway thick- ening and narrowing with expiratory airflow obstruction; (2) chronic mucus hypersecretion, resulting in chronic cough and phlegm production; and (3) emphysema, an abnormal dilation of distal airspaces...
This will inform the development of strategies that focus on the maintenance of function to better ensure engaged, productive and healthy ageing of individuals. It is increasingly clear that chronic disease research and, by extension, management of the burden and risk of future chronic disease, ...
Each year he typically experienced 2–3 acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis (AECB), characterized by sudden worsening of cough, increased shortness of breath and quantity of phlegm, which typically resulted in hospitalization. Other past medical history included hypertension, hyperlipidemia and ...
In these experimental viral challenge studies, infection was generally well tolerated, and the subjects experienced clinical symptoms of the common cold similar to that observed in healthy control subjects; some experienced increased chest symptoms (eg, cough, phlegm production, and wheezing) compared ...