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Having excess cold ?
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Cold: Cold is a caused by virus .They usually get better in a few days . Treatment is to ease symptoms whilst your immune system clears the infection. Paracetamol or brufen for fever, drinking plenty of fluids, nasal decongestants and rest are the usual recommendations . http://patient.info/health/common-cold-and-other-upper-respiratory-tract-infectio
Answered 10/25/2016
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