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The first line treatment of fever and ache and pain is acetaminophen or paracetamol. Famous brands are like Tylenol, Mapap or Panadol. There are many other brands out there as well, and they come in many different forms such as tablet, capsule, liquid, sachets or supportitories.
The recommended acetaminophen or paracetamol dosing for adults and children 12 years and over without kidney or liver diseases is 500 to 1000mg every four to six hours as needed, with a maximum of 4000mg in any 24 hour period.

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Another treatment for fever is called ibuprofen, common brand names are Advil, Motrin and Nurofen. There are also many other brands out there. It usually comes in a tablet, capsule or liquid form. It is used when acetaminophen or paracetamol is not enough to bring the fever down.
The recommended ibuprofen dosing for adults and children 12 years and over without kidney or liver diseases is 200 to 400mg every six to eight hours as needed, with a maximum of 1200mg in any 24 hour period. It is receommnded to take ibuprofen after food.

Risk profile for ibuprofen…. more impotant information in the video…

Other treatments for fever more in the video…

The next symptoms of cold and flu we want to treat is

2. Aches and pain:

Acetaminophen or paracetamol and Ibuprofen that we mentioned before can also treat aches and pain. Besides that, codeine is also used to treat ache and pain. Codeine may cause drowziness and constipation. So while you are taking this, you would need to drink more water and increase fiber intake and if you feel drowzy, do not drive or operate machinaries.
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With the rise of omicron cases nationwide, many want to know how to tell the difference between symptoms of COVID-19 and that of a common cold or flu.

“As we know, this virus is highly, highly contagious – much more than the previous variants,” said Dr. Hai Shao, infectious disease physician with Sharp Chula Vista.

He mentioned that omicron symptoms are similar to previous COVID variants.

“They include fever, chills, headache, sore throat, and as it progresses, people will start having cough, shortness of breath, and difficulty breathing,” said Dr. Shao.

He pointed out that while many symptoms are similar between COVID-19 and a common cold or flu, there are certain symptoms exclusive to COVID.

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It often begins with a tingle in your throat or a single sneeze, followed by a headache, drowsiness, a runny nose and nagging cough. It’s official, you’ve caught a virus.

The question is, have you been infected by the constantly mutating influenza virus, known as the flu? Or is it one of the 200 strains of the common cold virus?

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The world is still learning about the Omicron variant of COVID-19. Health experts say that the symptoms are different from the Delta variant, yet quite similar to the common cold.

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Coughing, congestion, and sore throat—you know you don’t feel well, but how do you know if you’re battling the flu or the common cold? “We do see plenty of both and a lot of times the symptoms kind of overlap. So it’s very easy to confuse,” said Dr. Robert Castro, an infectious disease physician with Lee Health.

While the symptoms are similar, the flu is typically more severe. With the flu compared to the cold, it’s more common to have more abrupt symptoms, as well as higher fevers, also headaches, chills, and body aches, which is less common with people who have a cold. Usually a cold is more localized to the head and neck area,” explained Dr. Castro.

Doctors say a cold and the flu can be contracted in the same way and last about the same amount of time, but if the symptoms last longer than two weeks patients need to seek medical care. “The flu tends to have more complications than a cold. One of the more common complications we get concerned about is pneumonia,” he said.

If the symptoms are localized to the upper respiratory area, but the patient isn’t running a fever or having body aches, it’s most likely a common cold. “There’s no specific antiviral for a cold, so we usually recommend if needed some over the counter medications for congestion sore throat anything like that,” said Dr. Castro.

But if a patient has the flu, doctors can prescribe an antiviral medication. Regardless of what’s causing you to be sick if you don’t feel well make sure to get plenty of rest and see your doctor if the symptoms get worse.

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In This video Dr. Varun Wasil-MPT(Orthopaedics) explained Why Joint Pain Increases In Winters or Cold Weather.
1. Due to Decrease in Barometric/atmospheric/air pressure, joints and tissue swelling occurs.
2. Due to lack of mobility and exercises in winters.

He also explained why hands and feet are cold in winters. Tips to decrease joint pain in winters are explained in this video.
1. Keep your body warm with loose layers of clothing. layers should be more in number.
2. Take vitamin-D from sunlight in winters.
3. Take food rich in vitaminC
4. Increase movement and regular exercises. Weight bearing exercises to protect joints.

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