Is it possible to make yourself cough to
the point that you can not make yourself
stop coughing.
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RedDelight
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Re: Making Yourself Cough Posted: 03-15-07 09:22am
ninno
wrote:
Is it possible to make
yourself cough to the point that you can
not make yourself stop
coughing.
Hum. Never heard of that one?? Can I ask
why you want to cough so bad? Swallowing
cough syrup always got me coughing!!
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Sandbox Party
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Posted: 03-15-07 11:47am
why.... would you want to do that?
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matt182
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Joined: 07 Feb 2007 Posts: 93 Location: Australia
Posted: 03-15-07 16:50pm
answer - no
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Sandbox Party
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Joined: 25 Jul 2006 Posts: 7276
Posted: 03-16-07 11:48am
matt182
wrote:
answer -
no
as a matter of fact, it is.
But why anyone would want to do that
intentionally i dont know.
Now people who have issues like, emphysema
or upper respiratory infections can and
will have what are commonly called
"coughing fits" because of an inflammation
of the airways of the lungs.
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matt182
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Joined: 07 Feb 2007 Posts: 93 Location: Australia
Posted: 03-16-07 17:49pm
i was assuming it for the
average person and that the cough would
kill you
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mominashoe
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Posted: 03-25-08 12:46pm
Making youself cough...maybe. Not being
able to stop because there is an actual
physical condition...maybe that too. I've
kept coughing and thrown up from coughing
too much. My kids have too. Coughing can
agitate the stomach, so of course stuff is
going to end up coming up eventually.
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antigone
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Posted: 03-25-08 16:27pm
You can have a chronic, persistent cough.
A cough that is accompanied by mucus can
indeed make you feel sick to your stomach
due to the mucus going down your throat
and entering the stomach. Any cough that
is persistent warrants further
investigation with the doctor. Allergies
can be the cause of a chronic, persistent
cough.
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