The weather is cold and the winter time and you feel tired, tired and pain in the joints? Symptomatic symptoms similar to flu and cold may be mixed with some. How can they be separated?
Cases of flu and colds increase in winter. When we feel itching in the pharynx and run nose, headache, fever and pain in the joints, our immune system is at the height of its work. But how do we distinguish between normal colds and flu? It is simple, by knowing their symptoms we can distinguish between them.
Flu is a contagious viral disease, usually spreading during the winter between November and February. As the cold begins to creep and gradually, the symptoms of flu appear abruptly, as the patient is fine but suffers the next moment of headaches, joint pain, trembling and fatigue.
Other symptoms include fever and severe sweating, where the temperature usually exceeds 38 degrees Celsius and can reach 41 degrees. Doctors say to the German site "Telekom" that it is possible that the person who suffers from influenza fever in some cases, but this does not change the way it is treated.
The person with the flu is unable to manage the requirements of his daily life as usual, he must stay in bed, causing injury fatigue and fatigue. In many cases it is also associated with dry cough and cold.
Flu treatment
Specially named meds with "noremineidase inhibitors" help to prevent the proliferation of viruses, which reduces the symptoms of influenza and reduces the duration of infection for at least one day.
But these drugs are only effective for the first two days of the flu, and if taken at an advanced stage of the disease, they do not work. The most important advice here is to stay in bed for rest and drink fluids. There are many recipes such as linden flowers, pomegranate tea and chamomile tea. In cases of severe influenza, additional symptoms may arise from bacteria, which can only be treated with antibiotics, but the latter have no efficacy against influenza viruses.
The most common symptoms of colds
In contrast to flu, the symptoms of colds start to creep and gradually, and the first symptom is inflammation of the upper respiratory tract, often caused by colds. Usually, the patient first feels an unpleasant itching in the pharynx, which can later turn into pain as well. The mucous membranes then become inflated and the nasal discharge begins.
The affected person also has a headache, a blocked nose, a painful cough, and hearing loss due to pressure on the ears. These symptoms usually last for a week. It is important to be immortal and to get enough sleep and avoid physical stress so as not to prolong the period of infection.
