Assertion: cough | /r/HasProperty | dry
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: in the beginning
type: TEMPORAL
value: in those smokers
type: LOCATION
value: early on
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Although this cough is often productive, it can sometimes also be dry.
text: Considering that COVID-19 irritates lung tissue, the cough is dry and persistent.
text: In most cases, a doctor won't worry whether a cough is dry or chesty, but will need to know if you are producing much more or darker phelgm than usual.
text: Whether a cough is dry or wet, patients should stay inside and monitor symptoms.
text: A cough can either be dry or wet (sometimes people refer to wet coughs as ‘chesty’), and either productive (one that produces mucus) or nonproductive (one that does not produce mucus).
text: This cough is usually dry and lasts at least six to eight weeks.
text: Your cough may be dry (non-productive) or you may cough up phlegm (a productive cough).
text: Because the cough is dry and doesn't produce mucus, these spells can last up to 1 minute.
text: The cough of HF may be dry, or it may produce thin, frothy white sputum.
text: Some coughs are dry.
text: It needs to last for at least half a day A dry (rather than ‘fruity’ cough) is more likely to be due to coronavirus, but you need to self-isolate regardless of whether your cough is dry or productive.
text: You will need to let your veterinarian know your pet’s recent activities, current health issues, when the coughing started, how often the coughing is occurring, when the coughing occurs (association with exercise, sleep, rest, excitement, eating, drinking), what the cough sounds like, if the cough is dry or productive, and if your pet is currently taking any medications.
text: Early on, particularly if you’re not a heavy smoker, the cough associated with smoking will be dry and won’t produce any goop when you cough.
text: What if your cough is dry and hacking?
text: The cough may be dry or productive, in other words, you may or may not cough up mucus (sputum).
text: Cough may be dry or it may expel mucus.
text: A cough may be dry, or you may cough up mucus (called a productive cough).
text: The cough is generally dry (although sometimes mucous can be expelled) and may be described as a “honking” noise.
text: Coughs are usually dry, but depending on the severity of the cold, your baby can have rattling mucus and/or a slight fever at night.
text: In the beginning, the cough might be dry especially in those smokers who have not been actively smoking.
text: Is the cough wet or dry?
text: The coughs can be either dry or wet, and may or may not involve phlegm.
text: It’s important to let your vet know for how long the cough has been present and whether the cough was dry in the beginning.
text: A cough can be ‘dry’ or ‘wet’.