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How to Practically Cure a Cold in One Day

1,582,110 views October 27, 2010 1:28

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Check out these amazing products to help with treating a cold at home!

Severe Nasal Congestion Relief - amzn.to/37pzXP0
Cetirizine Hydrochloride Tablets - amzn.to/3v4FXou
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If you act quickly at the first symptoms of a cold, you stand a good chance of outrunning it.

Step 1: Take a decongestant or antihistamine
Use a decongestant spray or a decongestant tablet. Cold viruses thrive in trapped mucus.

Tip
Act quickly at the first symptoms of a cold. These include a scratchy throat, runny nose, and sneezing.

Step 2: Use a mucus thinner
Use over-the-counter mucus thinner to prevent nasal secretions from becoming trapped in your sinuses.

Step 3: Blow your nose gently
Close one nostril and blow gently through the other side. Hard blowing forces fluids into your sinuses and can lead to an infection.

Step 4: Have some chicken soup
Eat chicken soup. There is evidence that chicken soup might relieve inflammation contributing to cold symptoms.

Step 5: Apply warmth to your sinuses
Drink a cup of tea or place a warm washcloth on your cheeks to force the microscopic hairs – cilia – in your nasal passage to pass mucus on.

Step 6: Call your doctor if symptoms persist
Call your doctor if your symptoms have not improved after two weeks.

Did You Know?
A study reported in the July 28, 2005 New England Journal of Medicine found echinacea to be ineffective in preventing a cold or easing its symptoms.

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