I have a cough ( 2months now) and it is so loud it makes people jump if within a couple of feet.should i worry

Answer 1

Yes you should go see a doctor.That was my first sign of Congestive Heart failure.Maybe you have Bronchitis.Do you have allergies,maybe that triggered something,asthma maybe?Definitely check it out.Constant cough without a cold is not normal.Do you smoke?Are you around smokers?Call a doctor and have them check out you lungs.You might want to do an EKG and echo to be on the safe side.Feel better.

Answer 2

whooping cough or pertussis,highly communicable infectious disease caused by the bacterium Bordetella pertussis. The early or catarrhal stage of whooping cough is manifested by the usual symptoms of an upper respiratory infection with bronchial involvement. After about two weeks the cough becomes paroxysmal; 10 to 15 coughs may follow in rapid succession before a breath is taken, which is the characteristic high-pitched crowing “whoop.” An attack of coughing is accompanied by a copious discharge of mucus and, often, vomiting. Antibiotics and hyperimmune human serum are valuable in treatment. Rest and proper nutrition (especially if there is frequent vomiting) are important.

Whooping cough is a serious disease, especially in children under four years of age, since it may give rise to such complications as pneumonia, asphyxia, convulsions, and brain damage. For these reasons, it is recommended that all infants be actively immunized at as early an age as possible (one to two months). The whole-cell pertussis vaccine available in the United States since the 1940s (see vaccination) became the subject of controversy when it was learned that a toxin contained in it could cause serious side effects and rarely death. A new, acellular vaccine, which uses only the parts of the bacterium that stimulate immunity and is less likely to cause side effects, was approved for use in 1996. It is now believed that adults whose childhood vaccinations are no longer completely effective and whose symptoms are less diagnostic may be the main carriers for the disease; booster vaccinations are recommended for 11- and 12-year-olds and adults as a means of ameliorating this situation.

Answer 3

A few years ago I had the same problem so I went to the doctor and he ran some tests. He discovered that I had an allergy and recommended that I buy a Honeywell Hepa air cleaner and use it at night. Wow! I felt like a totally new person after using it for just a few days. The best thing to do is to see a doctor and tell him about it. I hope this helps you.

Answer 4

are you a smoker? If so, then thats probably what you have and the only way to get rid of it is to quit smoking. Hubby used to have smokers cough and quit smoking. Hasn't coughed since.
But his dad has it bad, sometimes sounds like he's can't catch his breath.