Cough Medicines
Cough medicines are commonly bought to treat coughs that occur when you have an upper respiratory infection (URTI). Dry cough medicines and chesty cough are different.A cough medicine or cough and cold medicine, also known as cough syrup or linctus when in syrup form, is a medicinal drug used in those with coughing and related Antihistamines, Decongestants, and Cold Remedies (American Academy of Otolaryngology--Head and Neck Surgery) Cold Remedies: What Works, What Doesn't, What all cough medicines (cough linctuses) are available over the counter, except for controlled drugs. there are two types of over the counter (OTC) cough medicine:Learn more from WebMD about causes of cough in a child and how to treat it at home.Can't stop coughing? See which home cough remedies and other cough treatments work. And find out when it's time to see a doctor for your cough.Should I treat my cough? Most of the time, a cough doesn’t require treatment. A cough from a cold or the flu (influenza) will usually go away on its own.Learn about over-the-counter cough medicines, types of cough medicines, who shouldn’t take them, their side effects and effectivenessCough medicines fill the shelves at drugstores and department stores because a cough associated with a cold or flu can be irritating. A cough is a constant Capsules, liquid cough syrups and cough drops are all examples of cough medicines. Some medicines are only available with a prescription; others are over-the-counter
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