Colds (Flu) what is it? What's good for colds?

Colds caused by viruses, nose, and throat disease. More than 
200 viruses cause the common cold has been understood. The other name of the disease if it is cold. The major disease-producing viruses, the rhinoviruses, coronaviruses, adenoviruses, and RSV are. The disease is more common during autumn and winter months. Of the disease the incubation period is 24 to 72 hours. Usually 1 Week is equal to the duration of the common cold. Small children may extend this period. The flu is often confused with a cold. However, cold flu milder than a disease. The biggest difference between cold and flu flu is the lack of a runny nose.

• Contents
• Colds (Flu) who gets?
• Colds (Flu) How is it transmitted?
• Colds (flu) symptoms.
• Colds (Flu) symptoms.
• Colds (flu) what is the treatment?
• What's good for colds?
• What are the complications of the common cold?
• It is necessary to pay attention to them for protection from the cold

Colds (Flu) who gets?

A cold, the boy can be seen at any age great. Antibodies from the mother protects the baby for the first 6 months. 6-8 years a child to an attack of the flu in the later period is considered normal. With school age children is to be found in more crowded environments, when the number increases. Adults could attack 2-3 times per year.

Colds (Flu) How is it transmitted?

A cold , sick people through nose and throat secretions of droplet is the result of scattering of transmitted from person to person around. The main factors that gives rise to bulasilicilig:

• Lack of hygiene (hand washing, inability to come in contact with sick people's stuff, don't cleaning the toys in the nursery),
• Close contact with people who have colds,
• Smoking or non-smoking environments to be found,
• Inadequate sleep,
• The immune system is weak,
• The crowd and those benign environments, public transport,
• Nursery school is the place where lives the bulk, such as sockets.

Colds (flu) symptoms.

The main symptoms of the common cold include:

• Fire ( not too high),
• Sore throat, throat burning,
• Runny nose, nasal congestion,
• Sneezing,
• Dry cough,
• Eyes watering and burning sensation,
• Fullness in the ears,
• Headache,
• Weakness, and fatigue.

Colds (Flu) symptoms.

The patient's physician to examine the patient's symptoms and the diagnosis of the flu is known for. There is no need for testing or complications.

Colds (flu) what is the treatment?

Is there a cure for the common cold. Patients with sinusitis, bronchitis or middle ear infection has developed, antibiotics are not used. The symptoms of the disease usually lasts for 10 days. However, if complications occur, will prolong the duration of the disease. General treatment principles reduce the pain with painkillers, nasal dilator to ensure comfortable breathing. In this process, it is beneficial to get plenty of fluids. To moisturize the air in the room easy to breathe in a patient's provides. Throat a gargle can be made. Some medications are available when necessary that are used in the treatment of the common cold. Herbal teas are very useful for cold. It is important that you consume lots of fresh vegetables and fruit. On bed rest as much as possible should be done. To avoid transmitting can be used to mask around. Hand hygiene to prevent the disease are very important.

What's good for colds?

• Mint-lemon
• Honey ginger
• Cinnamon honey milk
• Lime
• Vitamin C
• Throat lozenges
• Echinacea tea
• Trotters soup chicken and

What are the complications of the common cold?

Small infants may not cough after a cold. Lower respiratory tract infection called bronchiolitis may occur. Again, inflammation of the middle ear is common in young children after the common cold. Stuffed sinuses can cause nasal congestion and sinusitis. Small children, the elderly and those with weakened immune systems may develop pneumonia after the flu and bronchitis. In patients with asthma, the common cold, can trigger an asthma attack.

After a cold runny nose and headache may be a symptom of sinusitis, not exceeding Yesil yellow. Ear infections ear discharge ear pain or a harbinger of. Long-term not exceeding strong cough, difficulty breathing with lower respiratory tract must be examined.

It is necessary to pay attention to them for protection from the cold

• Wash hands frequently,
• Hands nose and eyes to be replaced as often,
• Often aerate the environment,
• Smoking and non-smoking environment is lacking,
• Cleaning of your toys nursery and in the slot.

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