Posted at 07-04-2020
A cough is probably one of the most common respiratory diseases that people suffer from. In most cases, it is nothing to worry about and can be cured with cough suppressants and saltwater gargles. However, coughing of blood is a serious problem. The coughing up of blood that originates from below the level of the larynx is known as hemoptysis. This can vary in terms of severity depending on the amount of blood being expelled. This
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Posted at 07-04-2020
What is the treatment of Colds?
Cold or also referred to as common cold is a viral infection which impacts the nose and the throat of the person. It’s a mild viral infection that affects the upper respiratory tract (nose and throat). It is considered to be harmless and many viruses can cause this common type of cold. The discharge from the nose becomes yellow or green and maybe thicker as the cold runs. This is a very common type of infe
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Posted at 07-04-2020
In reality, dust allergy is precipitated by dust mites, a kind of microorganisms that thrive in the dust. They acquire their food from dead skin cells and absorb water from the environment and thrive. Moist and warm environments are ideal for them to thrive. However, they themselves don’t cause allergic symptoms.
It is the response of the immune system to them that precipitates the symptoms. Once they are inside the human respi
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