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How to determine when a cold is going away?
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Symptom reduction: You are not coughing. No headache. You have stopped sneezing. Your nose isn't as congested and runny. Eyes have dried back up. Your are not as tired. Maybe your throat is less sore.
Answered 8/15/2013
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