Chronic cough
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Chronic Coughing: Is It Asthma, a Runny Nose or Acid Reflux?
A chronic cough – defined as lasting for at least eight weeks – can have many causes. Getting to the root of it is the best way to effectively treat it.
After 45 Years of Unexplained Symptoms, Ohio Man Finds Relief at UH
Experts at University Hospitals collaborate to successfully diagnose and treat 70-year-old Dan Yung’s persistent and mystifying digestive and respiratory symptoms.
How To Recognize RSV in Your Baby – and What To Do
Although RSV is typically more common in winter and early spring months, this year Northeast Ohio and many other areas have been seeing an uncharacteristic summer and fall spike in infections.
Few Flu Cases Last Year May Mean Severe Flu Season Ahead
There are concerns of a severe flu season ahead, based on the fact people may be more susceptible than normal. The reason is that we weren’t exposed to flu viruses last season, and immunity wanes over time.
How to Get Rid of a Chronic Cough
A chronic cough is a cough that lasts for more than six to eight weeks. Learn the signs of a chronic cough, common causes and what you should if if you think you have it.