I had a similar problem earlier in my pregnancy. The pharmacist said there was NOTHING I could take. I ended up going to the GP and they prescribed ventolin (like an asthama puffer) which gave me some reflief. Ventolin is very safe in pregnancy.
Yes coughing while pg is horrible - my poor poor pelvic floor was exhausted. Hope that doesn't happen to you....
Slice an onion.
Get a jar - put a good layer of honey down, then a layer of onion - repeat like lasagne for a few layers. Press it all down, leave it overnight (or a few hours), pour the honey off (strain if you need to) then take a spoonful whenever you need it.
I NEVER need to buy cough stuff. It doesn't work anyway and this stuff really does.
hi, might be a bit late if you've already got over it, but i had a horrible cough during winter, it got to the point i couldnt sleep and i was scared it would send me into early labour. i did some research on natural therapies and came up with this, luckily i had some already in the house, i tried it that night and it soothed my cough enough for me to be able to sleep and the next day my cough was much much better, 2 more nights of taking it and my cough was completely gone! i have to warn you, it tastes gross, but it truly truly worked for me and if i get a cough again (even when not pregnant) i will def be using this!
apple cider vinegar (you need the good one, you can get it from supermarkets) 1-2 teaspoons
hot water
honey to sweeten (wont take the taste of the vingear away totally but makes it bearable)
if your cough is still bothering you, give it a try! hope you feel better!
Homeopathic remedies (a form of natural medicine) are far more gentle than pharmaceuticals and perfectly safe to take during pregnancy. I would head to your nearest health food store and see if they have a Naturopath there that you can speak to. The mineral tissue salts Ferrum Phos, Kali Mur and Kali Phos are great for coughs too (ask at your local health food store).
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