Still suffering from an irritating cough weeks after recovering from a cold or flu? We investigated why your cough won't go ...

Steve Barton, 68, repeatedly contacted his local practice after he began struggling with his breathing and swallowing.

Coughing is one of the most frequent symptoms in children, and while it’s often part of the body’s natural response to clearing the airways, it can also signal a range of conditions. Some causes resol ...

Doctors say that, aside from diet, some of our everyday habits, from how often we eat to how long we spend on the loo, may ...

The most effective treatments for shifting sticky mucus from the airways are simple ones: saline nose sprays and washes, steam inhalation and medicated sore throat sprays. Honey has also been shown to ...

A persistent cough can be embarrassing, especially if people think you have COVID. Coughing frequently can also make you physically tired, interfere with sleep and trigger urinary incontinence. As a ...

Dr. Seper Dezfoli explained that long-term acid reflux — also called gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) — is the strongest risk factor for Barrett’s esophagus, which is the only known precursor to ...

Some older adults may have atypical or “silent” reflux, or laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR). Symptoms can include a chronic sore throat or cough, hoarseness, trouble swallowing, or “even the ...

Consuming certain beverages before bed can trigger acid reflux, disrupting sleep, especially for those with GERD. Orange juice's acidity, coffee's caffeine, and soft drinks' carbonation exacerbate ...

Acid reflux can be a nightmare to deal with, especially when you're trying to snooze. Yet a sleep specialist claims that avoiding certain beverages before bed could help minimise its symptoms.

The NHS states that other symptoms of the condition may include frequent coughing or hiccups, bad breath, nausea and bloating. Drinks aren't the only culprit for aggravating acid reflux, some ...

From acid reflux to immune reactions, esophagitis has many causes—learn about its symptoms, types, and the latest treatments available.