WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT The man in his 30s tore a hole in his throat after pinching his nose and closing his mouth to try ...

Another trick to help yourself sneeze is massaging the nose, says Bracamonte. Using your fingers, gently squeeze the bridge ...

Instead of holding a sneeze in, use a tissue to cover your nose and mouth. If no tissues are around, shield your mouth and nose with your elbow. Sneezing into your hands is usually not recommended ...

A MAN says biting down on his tongue while sneezing saved his life – after it led to the discovery that he had cancer. Dan Durant, 26, first noticed an ulcer on the right side of his tongue ...

Whooping cough cases soar nationwide Fox News senior medical analyst Dr. Marc Siegel joined 'America's Newsroom' to discuss the concern surrounding the surge in cases and why one dietitian is ...

A subacute cough is a type of cough that persists for 3 to 8 weeks. It falls between an acute cough, which lasts less than 3 weeks, and a chronic cough, which lasts more than 8 weeks. There are ...

Nearly 17,600 whooping cough infections have been reported in the United States so far in 2024 — compared with about 4,000 last year. The infection is highly contagious and can lead to life ...

Many pet owners know the dread that comes when your furry friend begins acting a little strangely, and one woman spent hundreds of dollars to get to the bottom of her cat's constant sneezing.

Preventing transmission of whooping cough starts with proper hygiene such as thorough hand washing and keeping fingers and hands away from one's mouth and nose. Avoiding close proximity with ...

Cases of pertussis (“whooping cough”) have increased across the U.S. this year, returning to trends seen before 2020. The Mid-Michigan District Health Department has seen these same increases and many ...

Whooping cough cases have jumped sharply year over year but remain in line with pre-pandemic numbers, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Thursday. The CDC, which tracks ...

The number of confirmed cases of pertussis in Wisconsin this year is already 10 times higher than the total number of cases in 2023, according to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.