Cold recovery symptoms

Although colds are common in life, they are also quite complicated because they are mainly divided into the pre-cold period, the cold occurrence period and the cold recovery period. Most people hope to recover quickly after catching a cold, because a cold can have a great impact on a person's daily life. So many people want to know, what symptoms will there be if you are in the recovery period of a cold?

1. The early stage of a cold, also known as the incubation period of a cold, varies from virus to virus. The incubation period for a cold virus varies depending on the virus. It is 1-4 days for rhinovirus, 1-3 days for influenza virus, 2-4 days for respiratory syncytial virus, 2-7 days for parainfluenza virus, 2-14 days for adenovirus, and 2-5 days for coxsackie virus. In short, it is generally about 3 days. If you come into contact with a person with a cold, or come into contact with objects used by a person with a cold, you may be attacked by the cold virus. In addition, if you are tired, overwork your brain, get caught in the rain, catch a cold, stay up late, are hungry, or drink too much, because normal people's nasopharynges are usually inhabited by viruses and bacteria. Once you experience these adverse factors, your body's resistance decreases, and these local viruses, bacteria and other microorganisms that usually coexist peacefully with the human body will multiply and cause trouble, causing people to catch a cold. In addition, after these situations, you will be more likely to be attacked by foreign cold viruses.

If at this time, you take effective medicine in time, cut off the progression of the disease and nip the disease in the bud, you can completely avoid the disease and avoid the pain of a cold.

2. In the early stage of a cold, that is, the cold warning period, the main symptoms are: throat discomfort, throat discomfort when swallowing, dry throat, rough feeling in the throat, and mild throat pain. It can be said that you have a cold, but it is still in the early stages of a cold. You can still take effective medicines to interrupt the reversal, recover health as soon as possible, and prevent it from developing further.

3. The middle stage of a cold is the acute stage of a cold. At this time, there are more symptoms and they are more serious. Common symptoms include: ① Local symptoms such as sneezing, nasal congestion, runny nose, sometimes coughing, severe sore throat, chest pain, hoarseness, tears, etc.

② Systemic symptoms such as: chills and fever, general discomfort, headache and dizziness, sore limbs and back, poor appetite, or abdominal distension, diarrhea, constipation, etc. It can be said that it is very difficult to interrupt the torsion at this time. Taking medicine at this time may only alleviate the symptoms. Most people will wait for the disease to complete its course, which is usually 5-7 days.

4. In the late stage of a cold, which is the recovery stage of a cold, the symptoms have been greatly alleviated and the body is not feeling so uncomfortable, but nasal congestion, poor nasal ventilation, mild cough, paroxysmal cough, decreased appetite, fatigue, and dizziness may persist for a period of time; if left untreated or improper medication is used, some symptoms may persist for months and be difficult to heal. Don't forget to take your medicine and recover as soon as possible to avoid delaying the treatment and causing other diseases.