Well, they CAN...but these days the SHOULDN'T
Yes, it can - but not directly unless you have a bunch of other stuff wrong with you.
How it can kill you is by causing cells to die and creating food for other bugs which can cause pneumonia. Pneumonia will happily end your life if it has the chance. A normal immune system and good general health will stop it at Whooping Cough.
Another name 4 Whooping Cough is Pertussis. Nowadays we have immunizations which play a very important role in the health & well-being of our children. Some of these immunizations weren't available when we were kids. Pertussis is one of them. U either need the full course of shots or u need 2 have caught this illness 2 b immunized from it. This illness is not nearly as dangerous 2 an adult as in a baby & can b FATAL 2 a newborn especially if the baby's immune system is weak. The vaccine is given @ 2,4,6 & 18mos, also another shot b 4 school starts. After all the shots r administered - the child is About 85% immune.
It is called Pertussis or "Whooping Cough".
Everyone. Babies especially.If you have it, stay away from people, it is contagious if you cough on them go to wikipedia and type whooping cough
the shape of whooping cough
If ur cough makes a whooping sound when u breathe in or cough
Whooping cough is typically more life-threatening in infants and very small children. Teenagers and adults rarely die from pertussis.
First of all, there are no great epidemics of whooping cough at present, so people do not worry about it very much, although the disease does still exist. And secondly, many people believe that vaccines are dangerous, and they would rather take their chances with whooping cough.
Every where in the world you will find whooping cough.
300,000 a year is what one website said.
We were up all night with a baby who has the whooping cough.
In the UK all children are immunized agains whooping cough in their childhood immunisations therefore preventing whooping cough.
Whooping cough began January 2010. It began with infants and newborns.
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