by Daniel Levin
First published 2017
That familiar throat tickle strikes again, but this time it refuses to leave. Daniel Levin examines why some people battle coughs that persist for weeks or months while others recover quickly from common colds. The book distinguishes between temporary symptoms and chronic conditions that produce runny noses, throat clearing, hoarseness, and constant postnasal drip. Levin explores the various causes behind persistent coughing and explains why certain individuals seem more vulnerable to prolonged respiratory symptoms. He details how chronic coughs disrupt sleep, eating, and daily enjoyment. The author provides guidance for recognizing when a cough has moved beyond normal cold symptoms into chronic territory, particularly when symptoms extend past two weeks. Readers learn to identify different symptom patterns and understand the underlying mechanisms that prevent the body from recovering. Levin presents both medical and natural approaches for addressing persistent coughs, offering readers comprehensive understanding of this widespread health challenge.
Genres: reference, non-fiction, health, medicine
Vibes: educational, informative, thought-provoking
Tropes: problem-solving, self-improvement
156 pages · Paperback · CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform