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cough drop
(redirected from Throat lozenge)

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cough drop
n.
A small, often medicated and sweetened lozenge taken orally to ease coughing or soothe a sore throat.

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Q. can you take cough drops while your pregnant

A. there are many kinds of cough syrups/drops/pills. and all of them contains different materials, some have codeine in it and that is not a good choice during pregnancy. but the best thing to do is ask the pharmacist that sells the medicine. their job is to know those things. you can also read the pamphlet that comes with the medicine.

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