Taking a deep breath makes you want to cough

Sometimes you feel like coughing after taking a deep breath. There are many reasons for this phenomenon, the most common ones are bronchitis and asthma. Some people smoke excessively or have variant asthma, which often cause this phenomenon. Therefore, according to the different causes of coughing, symptomatic treatment should be adopted. You should also pay attention to your diet. Try not to eat cold food to avoid adverse stimulation to the trachea.

Taking a deep breath makes you want to cough

Some patients cough after catching a cold. This cough usually lasts for a while and then resolves on its own. However, it may also be a long-term cough, or even a phenomenon of wanting to cough every time you breathe. At this time, you need to pay attention to it, as it is usually caused by other diseases. Some patients cough less during the day and a lot at night. This may be related to direct contact with cold air or caused by cough variant asthma, which requires timely examination.

What can't you eat when you have a cough?

1. Cold food

When babies have a cough, they cannot eat cold food, because once the body is affected by the cold, it will hurt the lungs. If they eat cold food at this time, it will easily cause lung qi blockage and aggravate the symptoms.

2. Oily foods

Coughing is mostly caused by lung heat. If you often eat greasy food during a cough, it will cause internal heat, aggravate the cough, and make the phlegm thick and difficult to cough up.

3. Fish, shrimp and crab

Children with coughs will have their coughs aggravated after eating fish and shrimp, which is related to the fishy smell irritating the respiratory tract and the protein allergy of fish and shrimp.

4. Sweet and sour foods

Sour food will cause phlegm to accumulate, making it difficult to cough up and resulting in a difficult-to-heal cough, while sweet food will make it difficult to cure inflammation.