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cough syrup

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cough syrup
n.
A sweetened medicated liquid taken orally to ease coughing.

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Q. Addiction to a cough syrup?? Is it true you can get addicted to cough syrup? And is so- why is that? Is it dangerous? Should I not take cough syrup?

A. Cough syrup sometimes have codeine in them, this is an opiate, not a strong one and not as addictive. It is there to anesthetize your trachea in order to reduce coughing. I guess if you take a lot of it you can get addicted. But if you take it with as the Doctor instructed – I don’t think you’ll have a problem…

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Strict rules as to what can and cannot be administered on a raceday are now in place at the major tracks, regulations which prominent trainer Jeff Mullins breached when seen spraying a cough syrup into the mouth of one of his horses at Belmont Park in April.
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