A niggling, nagging cough. They’re unpleasant, aggravating and — unfortunately — all too common after various viral infections.
Research suggests “post-infectious cough,” referring to symptoms lasting between three and eight weeks, impacts up to a quarter of adults after an initial respiratory infection like a cold, flu or COVID.
So how do you kick that kind of lingering cough for good?
In many cases, it’s just a matter of patience and time, suggest a trio of physicians in an article published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) on Monday.
“Most of the time the cough will resolve on its own without any medication or treatment, but
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