Nov 30, 2015  I have been left with a terrible rasping cough since having the lergy for the last 10 days. I try to sleep, eat, talk and drink all of which has become very difficult. Bronchostop be careful. About Parkinson's and health. Thanks for letting me know about the cab drivers linctus. Yes it is still sold but the huge list of.

Hi Fearnie, I see this is your first post, so welcome to the forum. It's not easy to say what you can take, but a bit easier to suggest what you shouldn't. Intruth, it is important to ask your pharmacist or GP, as they have a better understanding of how different drugs interact.

Aspirin is a not recommended by NICE as far as AF is concerned, but it does have a role in dealing with some other heart conditions, so I think you should check that out as it can aggravate the stomach and cause internal bleeding. Similarly, NSAID's, such as Ibruprofen etc.

Are to be avoided as they can also cause internal bleeding which is not a good idea for folks who take anticoagulants. I'm not medically trained and will not suggest or recommend medications because there so many that interact and everybody is different, with different conditions, so please go talk to your pharmacist or GP.

Hope this helps, John. Try a gram of Vitamin C at least three times a day (for up to two days it can be every two hours - or when you remember it). Reduce to am and pm once you are improving. Ulver full discography torrent. We use much more when we are unwell, so it is difficult to take too much, but if you get diarrhea decrease the amount! We can't make it, or store it, unlike most animals, and it only stays in the body about 6 hours. One tablet is the equivalent of 6 or more oranges, so this will give you much more than just eating fruit. Best bought from a health food shop - you don't need the expensive 'fizzy' ones etc.

If you take plenty of it at the first sign of a cold, the cold may disappear overnight! Watch out for anything containing ephidrine or pseudoephidrine and similar. These are decongestants, and are available without prescription, and included in many mixture medicines so you have to be extremely fussy and check every detail, and NEVER take the reassurances of anyone, even if they are a health professional. For those without heart trouble, they can work very well, especially in the sinuses.

But they can trigger AF or make it worse. In my reading though, a mucolytic is safe. So too are antihistamines. The other problem with steam inhalers is the rebound effect. Try them for three days only, then stop. Make sure the vapour is not too hot.

I found my Vitamin D levels were low. Correcting this made a huge difference, it really did. But, on medical advice I did not take the high doses some people advise. No easy solutions I am afraid.

The danger of cough medicine 'overdose': Doctors issue warning after girl who took remedy for 15 days became seriously ill • Girl overdosed on linctus after taking it two or three times a day for 15 days • The 14-year-old had intermittent headaches and slept for 20 hours a day • A urine test reported positive for codeine and no other drugs were present • Experts advise not to give cough medicines with codeine in to under 18s By Published: 01:44 GMT, 23 December 2015 Updated: 09:24 GMT, 23 December 2015. Cough and cold remedies which contain codeine are widely available without a prescription. But doctors warn there is little evidence that the drug has any benefit for symptoms The doctors, from the National University of Ireland in Galway, described the first published case of ‘confusional state’ in a healthy 14-year-old girl attributed to too much cough medicine. The teenager, who remains anonymous, arrived at an A&E department in an Irish hospital, having been taking two or three spoonfuls of codeine cough suppressant for 15 days. She had become confused, the authors wrote, claiming to have showered when it was obvious to her mother that she had not. She also slept up to 20 hours a day, had a decreased attention span and suffered from intermittent headaches.