Köhögéscsillapítókat
Köhögéscsillapítók, or cough suppressants, are medications used to reduce or inhibit the urge to cough. Coughing is a protective reflex that helps clear the airways of irritants, mucus, or foreign substances. However, persistent or unproductive coughs can be bothersome and disruptive, leading to the use of cough suppressants. These medications work by targeting the cough reflex center in the brain or by numbing the cough receptors in the airways.
There are several types of cough suppressants. Opioid antitussives, such as codeine, directly act on the central
Köhögéscsillapítókat are typically recommended for dry, hacking coughs that do not produce mucus and are interfering