Mel O'Neill is a mum-of-two from Penketh and regularly blogs for us about living with breast cancer. Finally, fingers crossed, I’m feeling more like myself than I have done in 5 weeks.

That persistent, dry, tickly cough? It might not be the start of a cold — it could be hay fever. A hay fever cough is usually the result of postnasal drip, where excess mucus travels down the ...

A dry cough has a barking or hoarse sound caused by a tickly or scratchy sensation in your throat, triggering the need to cough. A dry cough doesn't bring up mucus or phlegm like a wet cough.

If someone experiences a dry cough or tickle in the throat due to using an ACE inhibitor, they should speak with a doctor about ways they may be able to reduce this side effect. A tickly throat ...

"A dry cough means it’s tickly and doesn’t produce any mucus or phlegm. Whereas a chesty cough produces mucus to help clear your airways." Generally, these coughs improve over a few weeks.

The notice applies to certain batches of Tesco Health Dry Cough Relief 200ml, Asda Strong Dry Tickly Cough 200ml, Almus Dry Cough Relief and Bells Dual Action Dry Cough. A UKHRSA spokesman said ...

Two major supermarkets have issued an urgent recall of certain cough syrups due to contamination concerns, prompting customers to inspect their medicine cabinets. The Medicines and Healthcare ...

A dry cough typically means it’s tickly and doesn’t produce any mucus or phlegm – so it won’t have that wet sound when you cough. A chesty cough, on the other hand, produces mucus to help ...

"A dry cough means it’s tickly and doesn’t produce any mucus or phlegm. Whereas a chesty cough produces mucus to help clear your airways. "These coughs are rarely a sign of anything serious ...