Trouble Sleeping
Trouble sleeping is obvious when you experience a cough and nose congestion. The persistent coughing will interrupt your sleep and will make you feel weak and tired. Whenever you attempt to sleep, the cough will interrupt and that will affect both the quantity and quality of your sleep. You will experience this symptom more in the first few weeks due to the severity and frequency of a cough. When your sleep will be affected, it will take longer to be fully recovered. Rest is required to fight the infection. Therefore, it is always suggested to try to get sleep even if your health condition does not allow you to do so [4].
