If symptoms like sinus congestion, headaches, and sinus pain persist after other symptoms of your cold or flu have gone, it’s probably sinusitis. Otherwise called a sinus cold, sinusitis is a condition that develops after a cold or flu, with the virus causing inflammation and irritation to the sinus passageways. Often, the best way to …
Do you have a case of the sniffles? Otherwise called the ‘common cold’, this particular condition occurs very frequently. On average, people develop a cold at least three times in a year, and while it doesn’t really threaten our health, it can be very inconvenient to deal with. Luckily, many cold medicines are available for …
If you’re currently suffering from a case of the common cold, a congested sinus isn’t likely to be far behind. When you catch a cold, your body works double time to eject the virus out of your system. That’s why it produces more mucus than usual in order to coat the foreign body and prevent …
A sore throat can get anyone squinting in pain throughout the day. Commonly developed as a result of a cold or flu, a sore throat can make it very difficult to eat, speak, or perform oral hygiene practices. Despite being a major pain in the neck though, a sore throat isn’t really a major health …
Runny noses are annoying. It doesn’t matter if you are a kid in school, a grown-up at work, or an athlete trying to get a solid night’s rest before a game, a runny nose interferes with all that is good and right. Whether it’s running because you have a cold or because it’s allergy season, …
If you’ve ever had to watch your child struggle through a cold, you probably already know how difficult it can be to see them in such a bad condition. Many parents often feel helpless when their kids get sick, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing you can do to help relieve how your little one …
Have you ever had to go through a whole day with a stuffy nose? Difficulty breathing and the unease of having accumulated mucus in your nose can make it very challenging to get through your daily responsibilities. What’s more, if congestion gets out of hand, you may even experience headaches and pain associated with a …
If you develop the occasional cold sore or fever blister, it’s important that you always have a cold sore medicine in tote. These cold sores lie dormant in the nerves of the face, activated only during the time when your immune system is compromised such as during a fever or a cold. That’s why they’ve …
