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1. www.health.com › lung-conditions › walking-pneumoniaWalking Pneumonia: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment, and More - Health

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   5 days ago · Generally speaking, walking pneumonia symptoms appear one to four weeks after you’ve been infected, and some symptoms, like coughing, can last a week to a month (or longer).

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   How long does a cough last if it is pneumonia?

   • “A cough with yellow, green, brown, or bloody sputum can be a sign that it is pneumonia, but it is not always a conclusive sign,” Susanna Von Essen, MD, professor of pulmonary medicine at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha, told Health. That cough may last several weeks, well after the infection itself is gone.

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   How long does a 100-day cold cough last?

   • Despite having the name “100-day cold cough,” studies show that most people with whooping cough experience a resolution of the infection in three to six weeks without any treatment. The CDC has provided recommendations with regard to administering antibiotics for people with whooping cough.

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   How long does a cough last if you have bronchitis?

   • If you have bronchitis, your cough may last for several weeks after other symptoms have gone. You may also find that the continual coughing makes your chest and stomach muscles sore. Some people may experience shortness of breath or wheezing, due to inflamed airways. However, this is more common with long-term (chronic) bronchitis.

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3. www.nhsinform.scot › lungs-and-airways › pneumoniaPneumonia | NHS inform

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   4 days ago · Pneumonia can be difficult to diagnose because it has similar symptoms to other conditions. For example the common cold, bronchitis and asthma. To help make a diagnosis, your GP may ask you: whether you feel breathless; if you’re breathing faster than usual; how long you’ve had your cough; whether you’re coughing up mucus and if so, what ...

4. www.health.nsw.gov.au › mycoplasma-pneumoniaeMycoplasma pneumoniae infection - Fact sheets - NSW Health

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   1 day ago · Symptoms usually appear from 1 to 4 weeks after the person is infected with the bacteria. Symptoms may last for several weeks. Mild infections can be managed safely at home without medicine. Symptoms of infection may include: sore throat; dry cough (that may last for weeks or months) headache; fever; feeling tired ; shortness of breath.

5. hola.health › health-info › coughsUnderstanding Persistent Coughs - Causes And When To See A ...

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   3 days ago · What is a persistent cough? A persistent cough is an ongoing cough that lasts more than 8 weeks in adults or 4 weeks in children. It is also called chronic cough and can vary in intensity, frequency, and characteristics, and they may be dry or productive. It can persist even after the initial cause, such as a cold or the flu has resolved. It ...

6. www.buoyhealth.com › learn › whooping-coughWhooping Cough | Pertussis | 3 Stages, Severity, & Spread | Buoy

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   2 days ago · According to the CDC, whooping cough can be diagnosed clinically by the presence of a cough not explained by another condition that lasts at least two weeks along with the presence of one of the following: coughing fits, throwing up after coughing fits, or a “whooping” sound on inspiration.

7. www.nhsinform.scot › illnesses-and-conditionsBronchitis | NHS inform

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   4 days ago · your cough is severe or lasts longer than three weeks. you have a constant fever (a temperature of 38°C – 100.4°F – or above) for more than three days. you cough up mucus streaked with blood. you have an underlying heart or lung condition, such as asthma or heart failure.

8. www.healthcare-online.org › walking-pneumoniaHow Long Does It Take to Recover from Walking Pneumonia?

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   2 days ago · It has an incubation time of one to three weeks, even though symptoms can disappear as quickly as 5-7 days. During walking pneumonia recovery time, it is important to take care of yourself or you run a chance of relapse. Undiagnosed Walking Pneumonia.