Indeed, bronchodilators and inhaled steroids, which lessen airway restriction and inflammation, are effective allopathic treatments for bronchial asthma. In addition to limiting your exposure to the oily or irritating surroundings that might be causing your symptoms, you should contact a chest doctor for appropriate tests.

Chest congestion may be lessened by using pulmoclear syrup to help remove heavy mucus and make coughing easier. See a doctor to determine the cause if the mucus-filled cough persists for longer than two to three weeks or is accompanied by fever or dyspnea.

Pulmoclear Syrup does not treat the underlying infection that is producing fever and weakness, but it may help reduce cough and clear mucus. To find out if you require antibiotics or other therapy for the infection, you should consult a physician.