Throat Tickle Causing Coughing
If you have a tickle in your throat that is causing a cough this could resulting from a nasal drip. These drips come from allergies from the pollen, dust, pet hair, etc. But it could also be a more serious problem if your around toxic or any other chemicals, this drip could be because your respiratory system is damaged or infected.
It would be a good idea to speak with your physician to rule out which problem it may be and to figure out a treatment plan.
Posted by knowitall on 8/24/2009
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This inflammation can cause wheezing and/or coughing. After the cold is gone, it is possible for the inflammation to linger. This inflammation can last for several weeks. Sometimes this inflammation may linger for 3 to 6 months. ... A related discussion, throat tickle was started.
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It is difficult to say what is causing this hypersensitivity in your throat. Since this is not present all of the time, ... When this 'tickle' hits my throat nothing helps but coughing until some phlegm comes up. Sometimes it takes up to a minute. It can hit any time. It gets quite embarrassing in a restaurant.
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Some coughs persist for weeks to years, and cause patients to go from one physician to another seeking relief from incessant coughing which may rob them of sleep, ... The severity of the cough can vary from a mild tickle in the throat to a severe hacking, debilitating cough that interferes with sleep, work and social function.
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It starts with a tickle in the throat, and the tickle is only on one side of the throat. Then the coughing starts and what is really strange, is that the side of my throat that has the tickle, my nose gets runny and my eye waters only on the same side as the tickle.
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The obvious causes of coughing are colds, flu, bronchial infections, sinus congestion, smoking, and the need to rid the throat of foreign matter. But did you know that heartburn ... • Elevate the head of your bed. This will allow your sinuses and nasal passages to drain better and not create that "tickle" in your throat.
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Just before and during the coughing it feels as though there is a tickle in my throat. It goes from one side of my throat to the other then right in the middle. ... The tickle in my throat causing coughing can be almost a 'stress-o-meter' - when stressed, I cough. Sort of a lie detector that I can not control.
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: "Tickle in the throat"- may be a sign of allergies; DEAR DR.PAUL: My 5 year daughter has a tickle in her throat that starts about the end of September and then turns into a cough or a constant clearing hack and her nose is constantly plugged.
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Coughing is how the body clears irritants in the respiratory system, so it's not wise to suppress it completely. ... The dry, hacking cough is caused by a virus infection, cold or dry air, or air pollutants such as cigarette smoke, smog and dust. This sometimes feels like a tickle at the back of your throat.
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