What Will Relieve a Dry Tickly Cough?
If you have a dry, tickly cough that won't go away, there are a few medications and home remedies that could help provide a little bit of relief.-
Cough Suppressant
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Over-the-counter cough suppressants that contain dextromethorphan can relieve a dry, tickly cough.
Lozenges
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Cough lozenges, with or without menthol, can be used for relief.
Hard Candy
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Hard candy, such as lemon drops or lollipops, can temporarily coat the throat.
Liquids
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Drinking water or juice can clear dust or pollen from your throat and relieve your cough.
Warning
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Use caution when giving over-the-counter medications or hard candy to children. Some medications are too strong for children and hard candy or lozenges can pose a choking hazard.
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