your stuffy nose makes it harder to breathe.
Coughing, sneezing, the sore throat and runny nose, are all symptoms affecting parts of the body that are involved in the process of breathing, hence, are part of the respiratory system.
but there is your mouth that you can breathe in even if your nose is puffy but if its plugged dont breathe fromit there is a alternitive
It clogs your sinus
asthma or common cold
A cold is a common ailment of the respiratory system. If you're taking care of someone who has a cold, make sure that they have plenty of tissues and stay hydrated. Also offer cold medicine if it's available.
The hundreds of different viruses responsible for causing a common cold all make their attack on the human body in the upper respiratory tract. The virus particles attach to the cells of the mucous tissue in sinuses, nose, mouth, eyes, throat and trachea first. The bronchial tubes and lungs also can be affected. In addition to the respiratory system and eyes, the immune system is triggered to work to rid your body of the invader with an immune response, which will employ resources from the circulatory system and blood forming organs.
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Coughing, sneezing, the sore throat and runny nose, are all symptoms affecting parts of the body that are involved in the process of breathing, hence, are part of the respiratory system.
Respiratory System
it is an infection of the upper respiratory system.
The common cold can be caused by air induced issues. If the air is not purified, certain spores and germs can be passed through the vents. The respiratory system absorbs these germs and undesirables, which harms the immune system.
the common ailments are 1-asthma 2-common cold 3-influenza 4- pneumonia 5-sore that 6-emphysema
Common cold.
The common cold is infectious. It is a upper respiratory infection caused by a virus.
Quite simply because it is not "the" common cold. There are over 300 different 'common cold' diseases. That, by the way, is why you cannot create a vaccine for the cold. Once you have had one of the 300+ colds, you are immune to it, and will never catch it, again. Since there are over 300 common cold diseases, there are many more of them than any other respiratory ailments.