What to do if you have a cold and headache

Colds are very common. They do not cause much harm to human health. However, if the disease is not treated in time, it will cause other diseases, such as cough. So what should we do if we have a cold and a headache? Many people will have a headache when they have a cold. This is also common when they have a cold. When there is such a problem, timely treatment is also needed.

So what should we do if we have a cold and a headache? There are some good ways to improve it. However, when using these methods, we must be careful not to use them casually, otherwise it will cause a lot of damage to our health.

What to do if you have a cold and headache:

1. When you have a cold and a headache, put a clean towel in a basin, soak it with appropriate amount of hot water, wring out the water, fold it flat and press it on the patient's eyes, nose, or Fengchi acupoints on the head and neck to relieve symptoms.

2. Use musk analgesic ointment or musk wind-chasing ointment (you can also use injury and dampness analgesic ointment) to treat various colds. Method: Take two 5×5 cm musk ointment, and a little powder from the quick-acting cold capsule, evenly sprinkle it on the plaster, and stick it on the Yongquan acupoints on the soles of both feet respectively. Change it once a day and massage for 2 to 3 minutes. Generally, a cold can be relieved or cured in 1 to 3 days.

3. Another massage method you can use is the Five Elements Combined Operation Method for the head, [divide the middle into five lines] and press from front to back. Rub [Baihui][Taiyang][Fengchi][Fengfu], press 100 times each, and push the back from top to bottom. Press once and it will work immediately.

Through the above introduction, we will have a good understanding of what to do when we have a cold and a headache. Therefore, after catching a cold, following the above methods to improve the headache problem will not harm your health. Moreover, these improvement methods are very helpful in regulating various brain problems.