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Although it may not seem like it, a cough is a protective action by the body in healthy individuals. It is an involuntary reflex initiated by two classes of nerves with endings in the lungs. Coughing is an action the body takes to get rid of substances irritating the air passages, and a cough is usually started to clear a build-up of phlegm (mucus) in the trachea. When a person coughs, air may move through this passage at up to 300 MPH.
The common cold is, as the name suggests, very common and easy to catch. Most adults tend to catch a cold about three to four times a year. Unfortunately, children are much more prone to catching colds, as their immune systems are vulnerable and they tend to spread infections more quickly in daycare and school settings.
There are many causes of allergies and asthma. Some of the most common causes are: pollen, dust & dust mites, certain metals (like nickel), cosmetics, lanolin, animal hair & dander, insect venom, some drugs, some foods or food additives, chemicals used in soap or laundry detergent, environmental pollutants, smoke, and mold. This book is not written to describe all the causes of allergies.
Bronchitis is something you are likely to have in your lifetime at least once. Since it usually follows a cold or other respiratory condition, most people will develop it in the course of their lifetime.
