...unwellness) The chronic nephritic syndrome usually presents with fairly mild or even undetected symptoms, which can include:[8] Edema Hypertension/high blood pressure The chronic nephritic syndrome may lead to kidney failure...
...cough suppressants, some coughing is necessary to remove built-up fluid and mucus from the lungs and airways. Possible complications of pneumonia Most people treated for pneumonia recover successfully, but, in...
...symptoms of a cold include coughing, sneezing, a sore throat and a runny or blocked nose. In most cases, a person experiencing a cold will have no need to visit...
...of people with the disease have died.[5] Signs and symptoms Typical signs and symptoms include fever, dry cough, fatigue, coughing up phlegm, and shortness of breath. Some cases also report...
...fabric within me. These meals tether me to an earthy truth: a diet abundant in vitamins is the elixir that primes my inner sanctum for the oncoming bluster of coughs...
...Asthma?** **Definition:** Childhood asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that affects the airways (bronchi). It causes inflammation and narrowing of the airways, leading to difficulty breathing, wheezing, coughing, and shortness...
...Abnormally rapid breathing Congestion Vomiting, particularly following coughing Older children Fever and coughing remain the most common signs of pneumonia in children of school age. They might also complain of...
...by chronic urinary retention (overflow incontinence) cannot empty the bladder completely when they pass urine. Chronic urinary retention can be the result of: A mechanical obstruction, for example a urethral...
...aura without migraine.[4] Chronic migraine Around eight percent of people affected by migraine headaches experience chronic migraines, meaning that they are affected by migraine headache attacks over 15 days per...
...heart failure vs chronic heart failure Acute heart failure has a sudden onset and symptoms can appear without warning. In chronic heart failure, that difficulty is ongoing and long-term. More...
