Your body's ability to fight infection like a common cold virus depends on your immune system response to the infection. There are no drugs, like antibiotics which are used for treating bacterial infections, for treatment of viruses. Anti-viral drugs make the symptoms feel better and may help you get over it quicker, but they do not "kill" viruses like antibiotics kill bacteria. One of our immune system responses to an invading pathogen (germ) can be a fever. The reason the fever is generated in response to the presence of a virus is that certain amounts of heat can inactivate some viruses and kill some bacteria. This is part of the body's normal methods of stopping germs. Fever is a good part of your defenses and that is why you are encouraged to ride through a fever without using fever reducers as long as your temperature is not over 102 degrees. Doing this will help eliminate a large number of the viruses infecting your body. Drink plenty of fluids and allow the disease and your defenses to run their courses. You should be over it in 7 to 10 days without any treatment other than OTC symptom relievers. Ask your pharmacist for help selecting the best products for your symptoms.
It's good because the fever fights the cold. Fever is your organism fighting the cold. It's the reaction what your organism gives when you have a cold.
If you are fighting a virus or if you have a cold you might get a fever blister.
Yes, a person can catch cold in a desert if he/she is exposed to a cold virus.
Yes, a hamster can have a fever. This may be caused by a cold it can catch.
No, it's a different virus. No, it's a different virus.
Technically, it is possible for the flu virus to be transmitted in this manner, so yes, you can catch a cold.
Fever blisters are cold sores, on or near the lips, caused by the oral herpes virus HSV-Type1.
A cold or other type of virus or bacterial infection.
Fever blisters & cold sores are oral herpes, caused by the herpes simplex virus type 1.
A cold is a virus and you catch it from someone else or by touching something someone else has touched. This is why you should wash your hands a lot during cold season. You do not catch a cold from being cold.
A cold is a virus and you catch it from someone else or by touching something someone else has touched. This is why you should wash your hands a lot during cold season. You do not catch a cold from being cold.
They are typically passed during child hood by being innocently kissed by some one that has a cold sore or fever blsiter (they are caused by the same virus). There is also a small chance of passing them through sharing cups or utensils with some one that has a visible fever blsiter / cold sore.
virus, epidemic, cold, the flu