Whooping cough symptoms can also affect adults, so be careful!

Whooping cough is not a disease that only children can catch; adults can get it as well.

The symptoms of this illness initially start off similar to a cold.

I frequently cough, have a runny nose, and experience a sore throat.

However, over time, the cough has been getting worse, especially becoming more severe at night.

One of the characteristic symptoms of whooping cough is a 'whooshing' sound when coughing, accompanied by inhalation.

This sound is a symptom often heard in people with whooping cough.

Additionally, when the cough worsens, sometimes there is vomiting or the whole body feels sore.

Whooping cough symptoms in adults can be very severe, making daily life difficult, and there is a high risk of transmission to others, so caution is necessary.

Getting vaccinated is also a good method, especially for adults whose immunity to whooping cough may weaken.

If your cough persists for a long time, especially worsens at night, or if you hear a 'whooshing' sound while coughing, it is advisable to visit a hospital for a check-up.

Receiving treatment early can alleviate symptoms and prevent transmission to others.

Remember that adults can also catch whooping cough, so it's important to pay attention to health care!