Rough, dark skin with pimples is usually due to Acne vulgaris along with Hyperpigmentation, and it can be improved with proper care. Use a gentle face wash twice daily, and use sunscreen in the daytime to prevent further darkening. With regular use for a few weeks, skin texture and tone will gradually improve; if severe, consult a dermatologist.

A cough along with shortness of breath can be caused by conditions like Asthma, Bronchitis, or a respiratory infection. It may also sometimes be related to allergies or, less commonly, heart problems. If your symptoms are mild, rest, fluids, and basic care may help, but if you have worsening breathlessness, chest pain, or symptoms lasting more than a few days, it is important to see a doctor for proper evaluation.

A cough with thick phlegm and a choking or noisy sound while breathing for a few days may be due to a chest infection like Bronchitis or mucus buildup in the airways. You can take rest, drink plenty of warm fluids, and try steam inhalation to help loosen the mucus. Medicines like expectorants or inhalers may be needed if symptoms are bothersome.

Coughing frequently and having trouble urinating should not be disregarded because they can be caused by a variety of conditions, including diabetes, allergies, infections, smoking, asthma, prostate enlargement, and bladder infections. Avoid smoking, stay out of cold or dusty places, drink plenty of water, and don't hold pee for extended periods of time. For allergy-related coughs, doctors may prescribe cough medications or antihistamines like cetirizine; however, urine tests and a thorough assessment may be necessary prior to treatment. If you develop a fever, scorching urination, blood in your urine, breathing problems, or a persistent cough that lasts longer than a few weeks, please see a doctor.