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Since the above poster was emphatic in their answer they must have tried it. However, steam does help relieve head colds. You can go to a pharmacy and buy a vaporizer and also ask the pharmacist for preferably a oil base to open up sinus' so you can put this on the lip of the vaporizer. The steam comes to a boil (automatic shut off should the water boil away) and passes over the lip with the oil in it. Put it in your bedroom at night with windows and doors closed. The old fashion way is putting Vicks or other chest rubs into an old pot on the stove with a hand towel over your head to trap the vapors that come up from the pot. Another good way is having a relatively hot shower and letting the steam penetrate your sinus'.
No. If your body is trying to mount a fever to help eliminate the pathogens responsible for the cold, taking a bath will make it easier to reach a higher temperature, for a little while... but then your body will just have to make up for the difference when you get out of the bath anyway. Baths are very relaxing, though, and anything that soothes your body and mind will help you deal with the stress of having a cold.
Babies may cry after bath time due to feeling cold, hungry, or tired. Parents can help soothe their baby's post-bath tears by wrapping them in a warm towel, feeding them, or rocking them gently to sleep.
no it doesn't help. what you should do is place a cold item in a wraped in a tea towle or a bath towel and place it on the bruise
cold bath
Ice bath
a bath full of cold water
obviously a warm bath, everyone with common sense would know that. cold contracts, warmth loosens
it's better to take a cold bath because the cold water soothes out the knots in the joints and muscles. if it's not your first time it's okay to take a hot or warm bath.
Take a cold bath, it'll be fine in 20 minutes. You might also consider calling and ambulance and going to the hospital.
To prevent your baby from peeing in the bath, try to ensure they have a chance to go to the bathroom before bath time. Additionally, keeping the water temperature comfortable and not too cold may help reduce the likelihood of them peeing in the bath. It's also a good idea to keep the bath time short to minimize the chances of accidents happening.
Thomas Jefferson took a cold bath every morning for 60 years. :>
A wet hot steam bath can help increase circulation and relax muscles, providing relief from the cold weather. The warmth can also help open up your airways and sinuses, making it easier to breathe. Just be sure to stay hydrated and not spend too much time in the steam to prevent overheating.