Doctors shows you how to differentiate flu and cold

News24xx.com - Flu and colds are actually two different conditions. However, flu and colds have the same symptoms, namely runny nose, sneezing, and shortness of breath. Influenza also has specific causes that also require special treatment.

Quoted from the site of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the difference between flu and colds is usually only seen a few days after infection. The difference is seen after the patient has carried out several tests that are required by the doctor.

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Although difficult to distinguish, there are several symptoms that characterize the flu and colds. The flu is usually accompanied by fever, pain, weakness, dizziness, coughing or feeling tight in the chest. In some cases, the flu is accompanied by cold, sneezing, runny nose, and sore throat. Flu symptoms can appear at any time at once.

Unlike the flu, cold symptoms usually appear gradually. Most cases have symptoms of weakness, sneezing, congestion, and sore throat. Cold conditions are rarely accompanied by fever, dizziness, pain, cold, and chest discomfort.

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With this explanation, colds and blocked noses are more common in cold patients. In general, cold symptoms feel lighter than flu. Flu and colds can actually be prevented by having a good immune system.

 

 

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