sometimes when i cough too much my nuts hurt?
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Sometimes the acorn doesn't fall far from the tree.
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maybe you ate too many peanuts, or i could be piles. Go to doctors and he will check it out. Good luck.
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Could just be some simple sinus drainage into your chest.  You need to go ahead and mention it to your parents.  Simple over the counter meds may give you some relief.  The drainage may cause you to cough while laying down and go away after you are up walking around.  Prop yourself up on a pillow and try not to lay flat.  As we get older our allergies and sinuses are more sensitive.  If the cough is dry, some heated humidification in your room may help.  If you are miserable, steam up the bathroom with a hot shower and sit in there to breathe in some moisture.
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where do you live? It IS winter and the air could be pretty cold and dry which will hurt in your mose when you breath hard. As for chest pains it could be a number of reasons but if u are just starting to run or jog then perhaps your body is just not used to it. Monitor yourself carefully, it might or might not be anything.
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i would suggest going to a doctor.  you may have strained a muscle or something worse but go soon
34304
Yes, see a physician. You may have an internal infection or something more serious like a disease.
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it's not dangerous but can be a sign of bronchitis, an upper respiratory infection, or a result of heavy smoking. If you smoke try to cut back and it won't be so bad. If your sick take chest congestion medication and it will relent within a few days.
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I have had a really bad cough this past week and the only natural remedy that has worked for me is a humidifier and drinking lots of water to make the cough more productive and to also make the cough not so dry to where it hurts so bad to cough!\nI know that's a runon sentence, oh well, but I think you got my point!
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You shouldn't say that it "sucks balls," but coughing can be painful and annoying. \n\nIf you have a productive cough, which is like a wet cough, here are some possible reasons why:\n-viral illnesses, like a common cold\n-infections of the lungs or upper airway passages\n-pneumonia\n-bronchitis\n-sinusitis\n-tuberculosis\n-chronic lung disease\n-chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)\n-stomach acid backing up into the esophagus (could be gastroesophageal reflux disease, or GERD)\n-nasal discharge draining down the back of the throat (postanasal drip syndrome)\n-smoking/tobacco use\n\nIf you have a non-productive cough, or a dry cough, here are some possible reasons:\n-viral illnesses, like one that lasts for weeks after a common cold, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), etc.\n-bronchospasm (spasms in the bronchial tubes caused by irritation)\n-allergies/allergic rhinitis\n-if you're taking medications called ACE inhibitors used to control high blood pressure (Capoten, Vasotec, Prinivil, Zestril, Zestoretic)\n-exposure to dust, fumes, and chemicals in work environment\n-asthma (also includes wheezing, shortness of breath, or a feeling of tightness in chest)\n\nIf you're a child, it could be:\n-croup\n-bronchiolitis\n-infection of the lower respiratory system, like one caused by respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV\n-a foreign object, like a toy or food, stuck in the airway\n-exposure to secondhand smoke\n-emotional or psychological problems\n\n(Most coughs seem to be caused by viral illnesses)\n\nIf the cough is persistant and bothering you, it might be best to get a health evaluation from your doctor. A cough is a symptom, not a disease, so your doctor will need to evaluate other symptoms that you may be having to diagnose a possible problem. Other symptoms include sore throat, sinus pressure, or ear pain.\n\nIf your cough is a productive cough, don't try to get rid of it. It's your body's way to removing foreign substances and mucus from your lungs and upper airway passages. But... sometimes coughs are so bad that they can hurt your breathing and prevent prope rest. Here are some tips to help you feel more comfortable with a cough:\n-drink plenty of healthy fluids to thin secretions and soothe an irritated throat; if you have a dry cough, drink honey in hot water, tea, or lemon juice. (don't give honey to kids younger than 1 year old)\n-elevate your head with extra pillows at night to ease a dry cough\n-suck on cough drops or hard candy\n-quit smoking or use any forms of tobacco, especially while you have a cough\n-avoid exposure to smoke, dust, and other pollutants that are inhaled, or wear a face mask when you are being exposed to them\n-take aceetaminophen, aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen, or ketoprofen (all over-the-counter pain relievers) in moderation to relieve discomfort associated with cough; don't exceed recommended daily dosage, carefully read and follow the directions, call your doctor before taking anything that you think may affect your health or interact with other medications, don't take aspirin if you're under 20 years old, and don't take anything if you are or could be pregnant without calling your doctor first.\n\nOther tips:\n-use a cool air humidifier; use only water in the humidifier and let the vapor blow directly into your face\n-sit in the bathroom and turn on the shower to create steam, close the door and stay in the room for several minutes, breathing the moist air\n-breathe the cool night air (but stay bundled up)\n\nIf home treatments don't help, I would see a doctor as soon as you can, especially if you have any of these symptoms:\n-moderate to severe chest pain\n-difficulty breathing\n-fever\n-coughing up blood\n-a cough lasts longer than 2 weeks without other respiratory symptoms\n-symptoms get more severe or more frequent\n\nCough prevention:\n-wash your hands frequently during cold and flu season\n-avoid people who have a cold
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sounds like a pinched nerve
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Cough, usually bringing up lots of phlegm, fever, chills, pain in your chest when coughing or deep breathing, feeling short of breath, etc. See your doctor.
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I laughed so hard, I started getting pains all over and the tears were running down my cheeks.  Be careful straining your nuts tho, it may hurt. lol
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Probably, but why not just buy some hard candies to chew on.  If you are using them for an actual cough and you have to do that many of them, maybe you should try a good syrup.
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It sounds like hay fever. Not harmful but a real pain, so to speak. Try euchinea. I take it for eveything that's related to a cold.
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Your situation sounds like allergies.  If that is indeed what it is, you could probably get some relief with antihistamines.  See a doctor for a prescription.  If you want to try something yourself first, try Alavert over the counter.  The mucus is probably drainage from your sinuses.  That could also explain the coughing.
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Yes, i have coughed so much before that by the end of the day, my stomach muscles felt like i had done sit-ups or something all day long with no break!  It will pass...I know it doesn't feel very good but once you can stop coughing it will all go away! \nHope you feel better soon!  :-}
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it could be a number of things. i would go to the Dr. and have him check you out. do you smoke? if so and sometimes even if you don't it could be bronchitis. i know when i have bronchitis my cough really smells bad cause of the infection in my lungs, so i would go to the Dr. and let him check you out. or go to http://www.webmd.com/ you might get answers there.