No matter how you look at it, the temperature of your environment doesn't cause sickness. However, it can weaken your body's immune system and make you more susceptible to sickness. So, for instance, a child plays in the rain with some friends and catches a cold. His mother would be wrong to blame it on the rain - it is more likely that one of his friends recently had a cold and passed it on to her otherwise healthy son while they were playing and his immunity to colds was weakened by playing in the rain. Of course, there always exceptions. Heat strokes and hypothermia can cause extreme exhaustion or, when not immediately treated, death. In extreme situations where one is endangered by heat or cold, one's body will slowly cease functioning. If someone is 'rescued' as their body is starting to shut down, it could be said that they are "sick" but in reality, it is that they were on their way to death.
Hypothermia.
Yes. They kill flu viruses, sickness and cold so they can protecting you from getting sick.
Altitude sickness is caused by changes in the distribution of oxygen and pressure. The symptoms of altitude sickness resemble those of a cold.
a cold.
you get a cold like you would any other sickness.
If you're talking about cold as in sickness - yes, sure.
Cold (temperature): Bared (بارد) Cold (sickness): Zekam (زكام) Cold (unfeeling): Qasi alqalb (قاسي القلب)
a cold the flu
cold, flu, chicken pox, ear infection, strep throat
Yes & No, because cold symptoms can be a part of pregnancy. The same way as morning sickness can be.
Pregnancy- morning sickness, Flu, Cold, General illness
starvation, sickness, and being too cold.